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Foreigners in Slovakia
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Four foreigners discuss the successes and failures of healthcare in Slovakia.
The capital has five people to help foreigners integrate.
Owen Patrick Fernandes – from tough life in India to life coaching in Slovakia via a life-changing road accident.
Jeremy Hill, an English teacher who lives near Trenčín, came up with the idea of his “Na Slovensku Aj Po Anglicky” podcast during the coronavirus pandemic.
Hugo Green, a British Chartered Accountant, had heard very little about Bratislava before his relocation in 1994.
A labour market test no longer required.
Over the decades, this Slovak institution has proved both durable and obdurate.
In the Slovak capital, where he planned to stay for a year, Ben Pascoe runs a popular café that tourists rarely stumble across.
Idea for website promoting sustainable tech came to Brit Scott Stonham while on holiday in Turčianske Teplice.
Applicants who want to stay in Slovakia can now choose which office of the Foreigners' Police they want to attend.
The ruling is the first of its kind in Slovakia.
Over 82,000 foreigners can vote on October 29, but not all of them will be heading to the ballot box.
Al Henami loves both of her homelands, even if most Slovaks are not accepting of her Muslim community.
Peter Devínsky on why migration routes now go through Slovakia.
Inna Melnyk came to Slovakia in 2016, and is researching ways to tackle pollution.
Festival event highlights opportunity ahead of elections next month.
Foreigners with permanent residence can vote.
Three out of ten Slovakia's foreigners work in Bratislava.
In the early stages of the war, Slovaks expressed unprecedented solidarity with Ukrainian refugees.
Jon Stewart is a globally recognised, award-winning thinker and writer.
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- 5. With his new party, Slovak PM embarks on a mission to unify
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- 7. Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
- 8. Slovak Matters: Dobrý deň and all it entails
- 9. How to make a good Slovak Sunday bone broth soup
- 10. Life is long gone in these Slovak 'ghost towns'
- 1. Several historical houses in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia's UNESCO town, in flames
- 2. 3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
- 3. The quarrel over MiGs tests Slovakia’s ability to do the right thing
- 4. Slovak Matters: Dobrý deň and all it entails
- 5. Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
- 6. How good is your English? Test yourself
- 7. How to make a good Slovak Sunday bone broth soup
- 8. History Talks: Slovaks on both sides of the battle
- 9. Slovakia will provide its Soviet-made jets to Ukraine
- 10. English-language books popular as Book Month gets into full swing
- 1. Several historical houses in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia's UNESCO town, in flames
- 2. 3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
- 3. Slovak Matters: Dobrý deň and all it entails
- 4. The quarrel over MiGs tests Slovakia’s ability to do the right thing
- 5. How to make a good Slovak Sunday bone broth soup
- 6. Foreigners: Top 10 events in Bratislava
- 7. How good is your English? Test yourself
- 8. History Talks: Slovaks on both sides of the battle
- 9. Employees want more than bananas to return to office. Firms offer them fun
- 10. Slovakia will provide its Soviet-made jets to Ukraine