The Central Government Portal (ÚPVS) provides centralised and unified access to information resources and public administration services. The aim of the portal is to integrate information and services and provide them to users in a clear and accessible manner.
For a more detailed description of the portal, including individual sections and functionalities, please refer to the Portal User GuideOpens in a new window.
The app allows you to handle official matters by logging in with your mobile key. You will only need your eID and reader once - when pairing the app.
The Central Government Portal is defined as an information system through which electronic official communication with any public authority can be carried out centrally and common modules can be accessed, in particular via the internet, pursuant to Act No. 305/2013 Coll. on e-Government.
The Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic is the administrator of the Central Government Portal. The operator of the Central Government Portal is the National Agency for Network and Electronic Services (NASES).
Message schemas for Sk-Talk for asynchronous communication with the Central Government Portal, rules for evaluating authorisation in the Central Electronic Registry, rules for the order in which files from a single signature container are displayed and processed, as well as other detailed information, can be found in the article entitled Technical Modules...
Instructions for service providers using the Central Government Portal are available on the website of the National Agency for Network and Electronic Services.
Pursuant to Section 21(1) and (3)(b) of the e-Government ActOpens in a new window, an authenticator that may be used for authentication is:
1. official authenticator – assurance level “high” (the scheme has also been notified in the Official Journal of the European UnionOpens in a new window),
2. alternative authenticator – assurance level “high”,
3. authentication certificate – assurance level “substantial”,
4. electronic identification means of EU Member States pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 of the European Parliament and of the CouncilOpens in a new window – assurance level “substantial” or “high”,
5. mobile ID (mID) – assurance level “substantial”,
6. mobile eID (MeID) – assurance level “substantial”.
The Register of Authentication Means, pursuant to Section 22 of the e-Government ActOpens in a new window, is published in the central metainformation system.
The Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic (MIRRI) maintains the Register of Authentication Means in accordance with the e-Government Act.
Authentication can be understood as proving the identity of an identified person and verifying that identity for the purposes of electronic communication.
MIRRI's responsibilities regarding the Register of Authentication Means include coordinating their use, monitoring compliance with the conditions for their registration and inclusion in the register, providing guidance to public authorities on their operation and use and on the management of related contractual relationships, and assessing requirements for such authenticators, their use, and the status of their operation.
The available register can be accessed on the MetaISOpens in a new window website.
