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Foreigners married to Slovak nationals need not fulfill these
requirements.
DUAL CITIZENSHIP: RECOGNIZED. If a citizen of Slovakia holds another citizenship, their
Slovak citizenship is considered to be dominant.
LOSS OF CITIZENSHIP:
VOLUNTARY:
Voluntary renunciation of citizenship is possible only on the condition that the applicant is
able to prove citizenship of another state or that the granting of citizenship can be
reasonably assumed. Release of Slovak citizenship is possible only upon an individual's
own petition. Decisions regarding release from citizenship are made by the District Offices.
Citizenship is cancelled upon receipt of the document of renunciation.
Persons involved in criminal proceedings, serving a prison term, or who are delinquent in
their taxes or debts are not allowed to renounce citizenship.
INVOLUNTARY: Slovak citizenship cannot be revoked by a decision of any state authority.
ANY QUESTIONS concerning citizenship, or requests for renunciation of citizenship, should be
directed to the address below:
Embassy of the Slovak Republic Embassy/Consular Telephone: 202-965-5160
Consular Section Fax: 202-965-5166
3900 Linnean Ave., NW www.slovakemb.com/index.html
Washington, DC 20008
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SLOVENIA
CITIZENSHIP: Slovenian citizenship is based on the Citizenship Act of June 25, 1991.
BY BIRTH:
Child born in the Republic of Slovenia with at least one parent a citizen.
Child born in the Republic of Slovenia with unknown parents, or parents with no
citizenship.
BY DESCENT: Children born abroad to Slovenian citizens must meet the following
requirements to be granted citizenship:
Both parents must be citizens of Slovenia.
One parent is unknown or has no citizenship, but the other parent is a citizen of Slovenia.
Child must either be registered with appropriate authorities or return home to Slovenia as a
permanent resident before the age of 18.
After age 18, a person who was not registered and is now considered a legal adult, can still
obtain Slovenian citizenship by personally declaring for Slovenian citizenship before the
age of 23.
BY NATURALIZATION: Slovenian citizenship can be acquired by fulfillment of the following
conditions.
Person must be at least 18 years old.
Person must have lived in the Republic for at least 10 years, the most recent five years
prior to the petition for citizenship without interruption.
Descendants of Slovenian expatriates, up to the third generation, and foreign spouses
of Slovenian citizens, need only reside for one year.
Person must have an assured residence and means of support.
Person must prove by examination a working knowledge of the Slovenian language.
Person must have been released from previous citizenship or can prove that such a
release will be granted if the person acquires citizenship of the Republic of Slovenia.
The person has not been sentenced for a criminal offence anywhere for a prison term
longer than one year.
There must be no ban on the person’s residence in the Republic of Slovenia.
Acceptance into citizenship must present no threat to public order or the security and
defense of the State.
The person must have all tax duties paid.
A Citizen of another republic who had permanent residence in the Republic of Slovenia on
December 23, 1990 may apply for citizenship.
DUAL CITIZENSHIP: NOT RECOGNIZED.
Exception: Slovenian expatriates who may had involuntarily fled the country, as well as their
descendants, are the only categories of people in the dual citizenship category.
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