The Standard package includes:

• Slovak language course — you will learn the language at a steady pace (4 lessons per day, 620 academic hours in total) to the level required for everyday life and successful university studies.

• Admission assistance — we will help you choose the right university and major, prepare and submit your documents for you.

• Support at all stages — from applying for a visa to moving in and starting your studies, you will feel the support of the GoStudy team.

• Advice on adaptation — we will advise you on how to open a bank account, take out medical insurance, find accommodation, and settle into your new home.

• Flexibility and affordability — the program is designed to be affordable while including everything you need for a successful start in a new country.

Why study in Slovakia

• Free education Foreigners can study for free at Slovak state universities, provided they study in Slovak.

• European-style diploma Diplomas from Slovak universities are recognized in all EU countries, as well as in the US and Canada, which opens up broad career prospects.

• Slovakia is a country with a high standard of living and affordable prices The cost of living here is lower than in many Western European countries, but at the same time, there is a high level of security, a stable economy, and high-quality healthcare.

• Easy adaptation for foreigners Slovaks are a friendly people, which makes it much easier for foreign students to adapt.

Admission to the best universities in Slovakia

After completing the Standard program, you will be able to enroll in one of Slovakia's leading public universities:

• Comenius University in Bratislava — the largest and oldest university in the country, renowned for its strong programs in medicine, law, psychology, and the humanities.

• Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava — one of the most prestigious technical universities in the region, with programs in IT, architecture, construction, and engineering.

• University of Economics in Bratislava — a center for training future economists, managers, and specialists in international trade.

• Technical University in Košice — known for its programs in mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer science.

• Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice — ranks among the best in the fields of medicine, natural sciences, and law.

Upon completion of their studies, students take an exam to determine their level of proficiency in the Slovak language (A2–B2 according to CEFR) and receive a certificate.