Slovak citizens can obtain Azerbaijan’s visa online, without a visit to the embassy in Bratislava. The Azerbaijan eVisa for Slovak citizens is requested on one application for up to ten travellers and sent by email as a secure link once it is approved.
Slovakia and the electronic visa
Slovakia is not one of the eight countries whose citizens can currently enter Azerbaijan without a visa, but Slovaks are eligible for the electronic visa. Our eligible countries list names every nationality that is, and the Azerbaijan eVisa page explains the process.
Czech and Slovak families together
Czechia is on the eVisa list too, so a family with Czech and Slovak passports can share one application, each person choosing the nationality of their own passport; the Czech details are in our guide for Czech citizens. Austria, Hungary and Poland are on the list as well, while Ukraine is not, so a Ukrainian companion cannot be added.
Slovak letters and -ová surnames
Slovak names use letters such as š, č, ž and á, and women’s surnames usually end in -ová. The form accepts these characters, so each name is typed exactly as printed in the traveller’s own passport, and our team compares it with the scan before submission.
Preparing the Azerbaijan eVisa for Slovak citizens
Every traveller needs a passport valid for at least 180 days after arrival in Azerbaijan and a scan of its photo page as a JPG, PNG or PDF of up to 8 MB; the form also asks for nationality, travel document type, occupation, home address, passport number and expiry date. The arrival date, accommodation and purpose of travel are given once, with one email address and one phone number. A Slovak mobile beginning 09 drops the 0, so it becomes +421 9 followed by the rest. Visa requirements lists the details.
Six travellers: the total
Six travellers on standard processing pay USD 354 in total, and USD 780 on urgent, because the Azerbaijan eVisa for Slovak citizens is priced at USD 59 or USD 130 per person. Standard delivers within 3 working days and needs your arrival to fall at least 4 days after the application; urgent delivers within 3 hours and handles a same-day arrival. The charge appears in Azerbaijani manat, AZN 100.30 or AZN 221.00 per traveller, converted from euro by your bank, and the fee page sets out refunds.
Ninety-day validity, thirty-day stay
The visa stays usable for 90 days, and one visit may last up to 30 days. Registration at your address becomes mandatory once you pass 15 days in the country, under the migration rules; duration of stay explains how to stay longer.
Azerbaijan’s embassy in Bratislava
Azerbaijan now has an embassy to the Slovak Republic, at Jančova 5 in Bratislava, according to its website bratislava.mfa.gov.az, which asks that consular enquiries be sent to its official email address. The embassy’s phone number and its general and consular email addresses appear under Slovakia on our Azerbaijan embassies page. You will not need the embassy for the Azerbaijan eVisa for Slovak citizens, which is handled online.
Review, decision, printout
After payment, our team goes over every traveller’s details and scans and asks for a correction if anything does not match. The file is then lodged on the official portal and the decision is made by Azerbaijan’s authorities. An approval email brings a secure link to each traveller’s eVisa; print each one and carry it in the right passport. check your application status sends a new link whenever you need one. Begin the Azerbaijan eVisa for Slovak citizens on the application form when your plans are firm, and look at the FAQ for anything else.
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