The accession of Slovakia to Euro-Atlantic institutions (EU and NATO) in 2004 further strengthened Greek-Slovenian relations, which, beyond their bilateral dimension, include cooperation as EU partners and NATO allies.

Educational relations between the two countries are regulated by the 1976 Agreement on Cultural and Educational Cooperation between Greece and Czechoslovakia. It was agreed that the Agreement remain in force following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia.

In Slovakia, Modern Greek Language is taught at the School of Philosophy of Comenius University in Bratislava, with some 70 students and  3 instructors. 1400 Greek students reside in Romania.

There is a small Greek community in Slovakia. There is a Slovenian-Greek Friendship Association, most members of which are Slovakian.

Greece is the second most popular tourism destination among Slovakians (120,000 visitors per year). A Tourism Cooperation Agreement has been in place since 1980.

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Click here for information regarding visa requirements for citizens of Slovakia who want to travel to Greece.

Embassy in Bratislava

Address : Hlavne Namestie 4, 81101 Bratislava
Tel. : (004212) 54434143, 54434144
Fax : 54434064
Emergency tel: +421948461990
E-mail :
Web Site : www.mfa.gr/bratislava

Head of Mission : Maria Louisa Marinakis

Consular Office

Address : Hlavne Namestie 4, 81101 Bratislava
Tel. : (004212) 54434143    54434144   
Fax : 54434064
E-mail :
Web Site : www.mfa.gr/bratislava

Head Of Consular Section : Nikolaos Fouyas, Embassy Counsellor

Honorary Consulate in Kosice

Address: Hlavna 20, 040 01 Kosice, Slovak Republic
Tel.: (00421) 945 448448
Fax: (00421) 557 287783
E-mail: ,

Honorary Consul: Dr. Liberios Vokorokos
(Covering the regions of Kosice and Presov)