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Temporary stay may be granted by a police department for the purpose of family reunification to the following persons:

• a spouse of a foreigner who holds a permit for temporary stay or a permanent residence permit, if both of them are at least 18 years old
• a minor (single) child not older than 18 years of age of aliens who hold a permit for temporary stay or of a foreigner having a permit for temporary stay, or of his/her spouse or of a refugee or of a spouse of a refugee, who cares for the child based on the law or a decision of the respective authority
• a dependent child older than 18 years of age of an alien having a permit for temporary stay, or of his/her spouse
• a single parent dependent on the care of a foreigner who holds a permit for temporary stay for the purpose of business activity or employment (also having a work permit) or of his/her spouse
• a dependent person according to the international treaty
• and others

Family members of a foreigner have to submit the application for the granting of a permit for temporary stay for the purpose of family reunification in person in the corresponding Slovak Embassy.

A minor child not older than 18 years of age (eligibility criteria see above) and a dependent person according to the international treaty may apply for the granting of a permit for temporary stay for the purpose of family reunification also at the relevant police authority in the Slovakia.

The police decide on the application for the granting of a permit for temporary stay within 90 days following the receipt of the application; in extremely complicated cases this period may be extended by 90 days at the maximum.
A foreigner applying for the granting of a permit for temporary stay for the purpose of family reunification with a family member who holds a temporary residence permit in Slovakia for carrying out research within the framework of specific activities, will be granted a permit by the police department with a validity till the expiration of the validity of the permit of the researcher.
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