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Advantages of a Permanent Address
- communication with the authorities
- ability to enrol in nursery schools and schools or to register in hospitals in Bratislava
- residential parking
- Bratislava City Card (cheaper fares)
- right to vote at the place of residence
The service includes:
- Granting consent to the permanent address
Price: €6 / month
Order at address
Additional services
Mail storage:
- labelling the mailbox
- storage of delivered mail
- possibility to collect the stored mail at 39 Obchodná Street, Bratislava at a time agreed on in advance over the phone
Contact details for an appointment
+421 902 722 945
Price: 4 € / month
Mail storage and forwarding:
- labelling the mailbox
- storage of delivered mail
- possibility to collect the stored mail at 39 Obchodná Street, Bratislava at a time agreed on in advance over the phone
- Forwarding the mail to a specified address
Contact details for an appointment
+421 902 722 945
Price: 5 € / month
Order at address
How to Proceed after Gaining Consent to a Permanent Address.
1. Request an extract of the title deed of the real property to which your new permanent address applies at a post office or at the land registry.
2. Report the change in your permanent address to the reporting office at the place of your new address, i.e. at the municipal office. If you wish to officially move within the town or village where you already live, it is enough to visit the municipal office. If you move from one town or village to another, you have to visit the office in the place where you move. Besides registering you at your new permanent address, this office will take care also of unregistering you from your previous permanent address. Reporting the change in your permanent address is free of charge.
Documents required:
- valid identity card or proof of your identity card,
- for children under the age of 15: original copy of their birth certificate and the presence of their legal representative with their valid identity card,
- when returning from abroad: valid Slovak passport or certificate of citizenship issued not earlier than six months,
- if a citizen is registering their address in their own real property: original copy of the title deed issued by the land registry (not earlier than three months),
- if a citizen is registering their address in someone else’s real property: original copy of the title deed issued by the land registry or at a post office (not earlier than three months), written confirmation of the consent to register the citizen at the permanent address, with the verified signatures of all the owners or co-owners of the real property,
- if the marital status of the citizen has also changed at the same time: original copy of the marriage certificate or divorce certificate
3. After registering your new permanent address, you have to request for a new identity card at the competent District Directorate of the Police within 30 days. The administration fee for issuing a new identity card due to a change in your data or registration of new data is 4.50 EUR. The police will issue the card within 30 days.