Foreigners in Slovakia, page 20
News and features on living in Slovakia
Blog: Success, 96 hours later
A foreigners' real experience at the foreigners’ police department in Bratislava.
Blog: The peculiar order of numbers
A foreigners' real experience at the foreigners’ police department in Bratislava.
Blog: A line does not always form
A foreigners' real experience at the foreigners’ police department in Bratislava.
309 people granted Slovak citizenship in 2015
66 percent of them went to non-EU citizens.
It’s not easy being an ‘alien’ in Slovakia
Are Slovaks scared of foreigners? The stories of those who are trying to make their homes here suggest that ignorance and bureaucratic inertia, rather than fear, cause more problems. But the situation might be improving.
Blog: Tuesday is better than Friday
A foreigners' real experience at the foreigners’ police department in Bratislava.
Blog: Find the last person
A foreigners' real experience at the foreigners’ police department in Bratislava.
Foreigners on Slovak Easter: Why do men have it so easy?
Five foreigners living in Slovakia share their opinions concerning the Easter traditions.
Hostages to fortune
Britain will trigger Article 50 to leave the EU on 29 March. She and her EU partners could, and should, guarantee the rights of their citizens living abroad – including tens of thousands of Slovaks in the UK. That they have not is a disgrace.
Economy seeks new blood outside EU
Slovakia is currently among EU countries with the lowest proportion of foreigners.
Queues rigged at foreigners’ police, say clients
Not our problem, say police, who blame ‘cultural specifics’ and ‘habits’ of foreigners.
French Ambassador: Slovakia is very pro-European
Ambassador Leonzi is talking about President Andrej Kiska's visit to France, economic ties between France and Slovakia, and security measures adopted after the terrorist attacks.
Christmas Bazaar turns 25
There are numerous events preceding Yuletide, including charity ones, and one of them, the annual traditional Christmas Bazaar, turns 25 this year.
Americans in Slovakia vote, lean toward Clinton
Despite big expectations for national politics, a victory by either of the candidates should not greatly impact the life of expats abroad.
US Ambassador: Russian disinformation is a problem throughout the region
Radicalization starts with the loss of confidence in democratic institutions. Propaganda undermines this confidence and thus contributes to radicalization, says the new US Ambassador to Slovakia, Adam Sterling.
Australian envoy: Slovaks are outdoor people
Slovaks are interested in travelling and especially studying in Australia, the ambassador says.
Religion is not an issue with integration
Germany’s past experience shows that refugees on principle want to return home and do so as soon as their home country is safe again, says Ambassador Joachim Bleicker, the German envoy to Slovakia as of this August.
Koreans focus more on country
The Korean way of life differs from the Slovak one, but they also have some things in common.
Strong foundations link Korea and Slovakia
Ambassador of the Republic of Korea talks about the responses of Korean businesses to the potential lack of employees for automotive sector, the opening of KOTRA branch in Slovakia, and the tourism potential.
Shakespeare still resonates here
Also Slovakia commemorated the 400 anniversary of the playwright's death.
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- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- News digest: Next to no chance of next Pope being Slovak, here's why
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- Slovakia’s labour market falters as migration policy falls behind EU neighbours
- Police bosses handed cut-price “luxury” flats in Bratislava
- Cyclists, sausages and a railcar called Hurvínek Photo
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- Slovakia’s public finances remain in deep trouble
- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- Slovakia mourns Pope Francis, a shepherd of hope and humility Photo
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- “Return not,” the ocean cried. But I returned for her
- Ambulance hit by Russian drone goes on display in centre of Bratislava
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- US giant pulls plug on Slovak factory, axing 137 jobs
- Perk, Trnava: “Stylish, affordable, and seriously tasty” – restaurant review
- Hundreds of people ousted from Bratislava’s Volkswagen
- Bratislava’s embassy-backed events you don’t want to miss
- When to shop over Easter: Opening hours for supermarkets in Slovakia
- News digest: Next to no chance of next Pope being Slovak, here's why
- This weekend, Bratislava City Days offer the best way to explore the capital
- Rising labour costs in Slovakia aren’t matched by higher wages
- Women talk about the hidden cost of dreaming of a house with garden in the Bratislava outskirts
- Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
- News digest: Police linked to Fico gunman video leak – minister accused of cover-up
- Police bosses handed cut-price “luxury” flats in Bratislava
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