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Slovakia Visa Requirements

For ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ธ Spain passport holders

Visa Free
90 days max stay
Free visa cost
N/A processing
Bratislava
Europe
EUR (โ‚ฌ)
Slovak
UTC+1

Great news! Spain passport holders can enter Slovakia without a visa for tourism or business purposes. You can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

As EU/Schengen members, Spanish citizens have full freedom of movement.

Entry Requirements

Passport Validity

6 months beyond stay

Blank Pages

At least 1 page required

Multiple Entry

Allowed

Work Permitted

Yes

Entry Conditions

Valid Spanish ID or passport.

Overstay Penalties

N/A for EU citizens.

Travel Essentials

Health & Safety

Safety Rating

Vaccinations

Tick-borne encephalitis if hiking.

Tap Water

Safe to drink

Safety Tips

Slovakia is very safe. Mountain activities require preparation.

Money & Costs

Currency

โ‚ฌ Euro (EUR)

Daily Budget (USD)

Budget: $40 ยท Mid: $90 ยท Luxury: $200+

Tipping

10% is standard.

Practical Info

Power

Type C, E, 230V

Driving

Right side

Emergency

112 (all emergencies)

Getting There

Main Airports

Bratislava (BTS)

Culture & Travel Tips

Best Time to Visit

May to September for hiking. December to March for skiing. September for wine harvest.

Cultural Notes

Distinct from Czech Republic since 1993. Strong folk traditions. Wine culture in the south. Mountain heritage.

Insider Tips

High Tatras offer Alpine scenery without Alpine prices. Bratislava is a quick trip from Vienna. Many castles to explore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Spanish citizens need a visa?

No. EU citizens have full freedom of movement.

Is Slovakia worth visiting?

Yes - High Tatras mountains, medieval castles (most per capita in world), and affordable prices.

What are the High Tatras?

Smallest high mountains in the world - Alpine scenery in a compact area. Excellent hiking and skiing.

Is Bratislava worth a day trip?

Yes - just 1 hour from Vienna. Compact old town, castle views, and quirky statues.

Best castles in Slovakia?

Spiลก Castle (largest in Central Europe), Bojnice (fairy tale), Orava (cliff-top), Devรญn (ruins).