--- title: Embassy of Slovakia in Sarajevo, Bosniaandherzegovina — Slovakia in… description: Embassy of Slovakia in Sarajevo, Bosniaandherzegovina (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina). Contact and hours where listed. MigrantIQ planning reference — not… image: https://migrantiq.com/og/default.png --- Skip to content 🇧🇦 Embassy mission EMBASSY OF SLOVAKIA IN SARAJEVO, BOSNIAANDHERZEGOVINA Embassy · Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Official mission site [https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo]All Slovakia missions [/embassies/slovak-republic-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina/] Embassy of Slovakia in Sarajevo, Bosniaandherzegovina: planning contacts for Slovakia services in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Confirm appointments, fees, and jurisdiction on the official site before you visit. Immigration rules and fees change frequently. Confirm current requirements on official government or embassy websites. AI-assisted. Parts of this page may be drafted with AI and editor-reviewed. Always confirm rules, fees, and hours on official government sources before you act. How we use AI [/about/ai/] · Editorial standards [/about/editorial-standards/] MISSION GUIDE WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE EMBASSY OF SLOVAKIA IN SARAJEVO? The Embassy of Slovakia in Sarajevo represents Slovakia's interests in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It acts as the main diplomatic link between the two countries, handling political, economic, cultural, and consular matters. This embassy is located in Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at Trnovska 6. It supports Slovak citizens living or traveling in Bosnia and Herzegovina and facilitates cooperation between the two nations. Entities related to this role include the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the city of Sarajevo with its notable districts such as Baščaršija and Ilidža. The embassy also helps promote Slovak culture and business interests in Bosnia and Herzegovina, organizing events and maintaining bilateral relations. It serves as a contact point for Bosnian institutions and citizens seeking information or assistance related to Slovakia. WHO TYPICALLY VISITS THE EMBASSY OF SLOVAKIA IN SARAJEVO? Visitors to the embassy usually include Slovak nationals residing in or visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian citizens seeking visas or information about Slovakia, and individuals needing consular assistance. The embassy also receives diplomats, business representatives, and cultural exchange participants. Common related entities are the Slovak passport, Schengen visa applications, biometric appointment centers, and local landmarks like the Vijećnica (City Hall) and the Latin Bridge in Sarajevo. In addition, students and researchers from Bosnia and Herzegovina intending to study in Slovakia may visit for visa consultations or document certifications. The embassy also assists Slovak entrepreneurs exploring opportunities in the Bosnian market. WHAT DOCUMENTS SHOULD I PREPARE BEFORE VISITING THE EMBASSY? Before visiting, you should gather all necessary documents relevant to your request. For passport services, bring your current passport, identification, and photographs. For visas, prepare your application form, travel itinerary, proof of accommodation, and financial means. Civil documents such as birth or marriage certificates should be original or certified copies. You should check the embassy's official website for updated document lists. Related entities include Slovak passports, civil registry documents, visa application forms, and the embassy's website https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo. [https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo.] If you require notarial services or document legalization, bring the original documents and any translations if necessary. For registration of life events like births or marriages abroad, provide official certificates along with identification documents. Always ensure your photos meet Slovak passport standards, usually biometric and recent. HOW DO I BOOK AN APPOINTMENT AND WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT HYGIENE AND SECURITY MEASURES? Appointments are often required for consular services. Booking can usually be done via the embassy's official website or by phone. Visitors should verify appointment procedures and opening hours on the official site before planning their visit. Security measures include identity checks at the entrance and possibly metal detectors. Hygiene protocols such as mask-wearing or hand sanitizing may be in place depending on current health guidelines. Related entities include appointment booking portals, embassy security staff, and public health advisories. You should arrive on time for your appointment and bring all necessary documents to avoid delays. If you have symptoms of illness or are under quarantine, contact the embassy to seek alternative arrangements. The embassy may limit the number of visitors inside the building simultaneously, so punctuality and preparation help maintain smooth operations. WHAT SHOULD I VERIFY ON THE EMBASSY'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE BEFORE MY VISIT? Check the embassy's website for the latest information on opening hours, appointment requirements, document checklists, and any travel advisories. The site also provides contact details, downloadable forms, and news about bilateral relations. The official website for this embassy is https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo. [https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo.] Related entities include the Slovak Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, embassy contact pages, and travel advisory notices. You should confirm whether any recent changes in visa policies or consular services apply to your situation. The website may also announce temporary closures or changes in procedures due to holidays or public health measures. If you are unsure about which documents to bring or fees applicable, the site is the authoritative source. HOW DO I GET TO THE EMBASSY OF SLOVAKIA IN SARAJEVO AND WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT UPON ARRIVAL? The embassy is located at Trnovska 6 in Sarajevo. Sarajevo is served by public transport including trams and buses, and taxi services are available. Upon arrival, expect security screening and a reception area where you can check in. The building is in a central area accessible from key city landmarks such as the Sarajevo City Center and the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Related entities include Sarajevo public transit, local taxi services, and nearby landmarks. When planning your route, consider traffic conditions and public transport schedules. Parking options near the embassy may be limited. On entering the building, follow instructions from security personnel, and have your identification ready. The embassy environment is formal; dress and behave accordingly. WHAT ARE TYPICAL PASSPORT AND CIVIL DOCUMENT SCENARIOS HANDLED BY THE EMBASSY? The embassy issues new passports, renews expired ones, and replaces lost or stolen passports for Slovak citizens. It also registers births, marriages, and deaths of Slovak nationals abroad. Notarial services such as document legalization and certification are offered. For civil documents, applicants should bring original documents and proof of identity. Related entities include Slovak passports, birth and marriage certificates, notarial seals, and biometric data collection centers. Applicants requesting new passports should be prepared to submit biometric data. The embassy can issue emergency travel documents if a passport is lost or stolen, but these are temporary and subject to follow-up. For civil registrations, timely reporting of life events is important to maintain accurate records in Slovak registries. WHEN SHOULD I VISIT THE EMBASSY FOR EMERGENCIES VERSUS ROUTINE MATTERS? Emergencies include lost passports, accidents, or urgent legal issues affecting Slovak citizens. The embassy provides emergency contact guidance but may not have a dedicated emergency phone line. Routine matters include visa applications, passport renewals, and document certifications. Visitors should prioritize emergency visits and schedule routine appointments in advance. Related entities include emergency consular assistance, embassy contact numbers +387 33716440 [tel:+38733716440] and +387 62738627 [tel:+38762738627], and official embassy email emb.sarajevo@mzv.sk. In urgent cases, contact the embassy as soon as possible. For non-urgent matters, plan ahead and book appointments to avoid waiting times. Emergencies might also include situations where Slovak nationals require legal or medical help abroad. WHAT ARE COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID WHEN DEALING WITH THE EMBASSY? Common mistakes include arriving without an appointment when one is required, bringing incomplete or incorrect documents, and not checking the latest information on the embassy's website. Another frequent error is misunderstanding visa requirements or failing to prepare biometric data. Visitors should also avoid ignoring security and hygiene protocols. Related entities include appointment systems, embassy document checklists, visa regulations, and public health guidelines. Double-check all paperwork before your visit to ensure completeness. Do not assume that requirements are the same as in other countries. Pay attention to deadlines, photo specifications, and signatures. If unsure, contact the embassy prior to your appointment. WHAT CAN THIS ORIENTATION NOT DECIDE FOR YOU? This orientation provides practical information but cannot determine visa approvals, legal status, or specific case outcomes. It does not replace official advice from the embassy or legal counsel. Visitors must consult the embassy directly for personalized assistance and verify all requirements before submission. Related entities include embassy consular officers, legal advisors, and official government regulations. Decisions on visas or citizenship are made by the relevant authorities following review of submitted documents. This guide does not cover individual eligibility or procedural nuances that vary case by case. Always rely on official channels for final determinations. ADDRESS Trnovska 6 Sarajevo Bosnia And Herzegovina CONTACT Phone+387 33716440, +387 62738627 [tel:+38733716440,+38762738627] Fax+387 33716410 Emailemb.sarajevo@mzv.sk [emb.sarajevo@mzv.sk] WebsiteOfficial website [https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo] CONSULAR SERVICES WHAT CONSULAR SERVICES DOES THE EMBASSY OF SLOVAKIA IN SARAJEVO PROVIDE? The Embassy of Slovakia in Sarajevo offers a range of consular services to both Slovak citizens and residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina. These services include issuing and renewing Slovak passports, processing applications for civil status documents such as birth, marriage, and death certificates, and providing notarial services including document legalization and certification. The embassy assists with registration of Slovak nationals residing abroad and offers guidance on citizenship matters. In cases of lost or stolen passports, the embassy helps arrange emergency travel documents. It also supports Slovak citizens in emergencies, though no dedicated emergency phone number is listed. For visa-related inquiries, the embassy provides information and processes applications where applicable. Visitors should book appointments in advance and bring all required documentation. Contact details include telephone numbers +387 33716440 [tel:+38733716440] and +387 62738627 [tel:+38762738627], and email emb.sarajevo@mzv.sk. The embassy's official website https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo [https://www.mzv.sk/sarajevo] contains updated information on services and procedures. The embassy also offers assistance with notarizations needed for legal transactions abroad, such as affidavits, powers of attorney, and certifications of signatures. Document legalization services ensure that documents issued in Bosnia and Herzegovina are recognized by Slovak authorities, following the appropriate authentication procedures. In emergency situations, the embassy may provide guidance and support to Slovak citizens requiring urgent help, including contact with local authorities and arranging travel assistance. Routine consular services often require prior appointment and submission of standard paperwork to facilitate efficient processing. Visitors are advised to check the official embassy website for the latest requirements and any temporary changes to services before visiting. Plan smarter Save countries, compare destinations, track visa checklists, and sync your migration plan across devices. 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