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News and features on living in Slovakia
Refugees struggling with work options despite new law
Jobs should be offered to Ukrainians at refugee centres, says expert.
New large-capacity centre for Ukrainian refugees opens in Bratislava
The centre will be open 24/7 and provide complete assistance to refugees.
More than 30,000 jobs available for foreigners
Labour Ministry expects vacancies to grow in coming months.
Foreigners' Police gradually open to all foreigners again
Agenda that can be addressed at the departments is limited, police promises they will expand it.
Foreigners’ Police to expand their capacities to help refugees from Ukraine
They are not dealing with the agenda of other foreigners living or coming to Slovakia for now.
Foreigners’ Police branches will remain open only to foreigners from Ukraine
The police react to tens of thousands of refugees crossing the Slovak border.
Municipalities hardly know how to talk to foreigners. Nitra is an exception
Municipalities have a big potential to help foreigners integrate.
Weekend: Follow in the footsteps of Piešťany's famous phantom
We're highlighting an unusual walking tour in Piešťany and a timeless Slovak specialty this week.
Slovak universities are attracting more foreign students
Universities are promoting themselves abroad, but there is still work to be done.
What does one eighteen-year-old Slovak have in common with Tom Holland?
Up-and-coming artist Nina Kohout's experience in music and the industry runs deep.
Foreigners' children often not welcome in Slovak schools
Their number has increased five times in the past ten years and schools are woefully unprepared.
Covid jabs abroad no longer a problem
People vaccinated in foreign country can now get further doses in Slovakia.
Number of working foreigners dropped in December
The number of citizens of other states working in Slovakia decreased by 824 in the y-o-y comparison.
International schools welcome both expats and Slovaks
Interested in sending your child to an international school? Here is a guide.
Foreigners exposed to hate crimes can now seek help through new accredited service
The service is run by the Human Rights League organisation.
Almost 3 percent of Slovakia’s population are foreigners
Nearly 153,000 foreign nationals are currently living in the country.
Šťastné a veselé Vianoce! 'Tis the season
Listen as five foreigners explore the holiday season in this podcast special.
Elegant metalhead from Iran: People forget freedom when they moan about life in Slovakia
As a teenager, Rana Hashemi was arrested for going to a concert. While sitting in a cell, she decided to leave Iran.
Social café gives eight women from five countries the opportunity to master their skills
Mareena has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support their idea.
Moka pot and tomatoes. How to be an Italian in Slovakia
The most frequently asked question they have to answer is: Why on Earth would anyone choose Slovakia over Italy?
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