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This route covers defined activities outside standard employment — such as lecturing, sport, cultural or artistic work, internships or volunteering — with the permitted activity and duration depending on the specific ground.
Some people come to Slovakia for purposes that do not fit the ordinary employment permit, and Act No. 404/2011 provides temporary residence for a specific activity to cover them. The recognised cases include lecturing, sport, cultural or artistic activity, internships, volunteering and other specially recognised purposes.
Because the route is defined by the particular activity, the documentation you provide centres on that activity and the body inviting or hosting you. On top of that you will need proof of accommodation, sufficient financial means, health insurance, a clean criminal record and a valid travel document. The activity permitted and the length of the stay depend on the specific ground you apply under.
If your situation does not clearly fall under employment, business, study or research, this category is often the right fit — but the exact requirements vary by purpose. Confirm the details for your activity with the Bureau of Border and Foreign Police, and ACME can help you identify which ground best matches your plans.
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Guidance only, not legal advice. ACME is an independent consultancy, not affiliated with any government. Rules change, confirm details with official sources.