Do Spanish passport holders need a visa for Slovakia?
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How we checkNo visa. Spanish citizens can enter Slovakia with a DNI or a passport.
Slovakia is an EU and Schengen member, so Spanish citizens need no visa. The Spanish foreign ministry says they can enter with a valid DNI alone, with a valid passport as the other accepted document, and advises traveling with both. Austria has notified temporary controls on its land and river borders with Slovakia until 15 March 2027 (European Commission list), so carry your document on trips to and from Vienna.
Source: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, UE y Cooperación (Spain). Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source
- Visa
- Not required
- Slovakia is an EU and Schengen member.
- Documents
- DNI or passport
- The Spanish foreign ministry says the valid DNI is enough, a valid passport is also accepted, and it recommends carrying both.
- Border controls
- Austria
- European Commission list: temporary controls on Austria's land and river borders with Slovakia until 15 March 2027.
- EES and ETIAS
- Not for EU citizens
- The EU describes the EES as a system for non-EU nationals.
Changes to this rule
- Sep 16, 2026Austria notified temporary controls on its land and river borders with Slovakia, in force until 15 March 2027 (European Commission list).