Houses and Flats for Sale in Komárno, Slovakia

Komárno is a historic fortress town, with the large Komárno Fortress system, a shipyard heritage and a thermal-bath region nearby. A bridge over the Danube links to Komárom, and Hungarian is widely spoken in the town. Bratislava is about 100 km away and Budapest roughly 100 km in the other direction. Many buyers are local or Hungarian; check which language the contract and registers will use.

Slovakia uses the euro. EU citizens can buy property freely, and non-EU buyers can generally buy flats and houses, though agricultural and forest land has restrictions. There is no property transfer tax in Slovakia, but a cadastre registration fee applies, and a lawyer should hold funds in escrow. Verify the title at the land register. See our Slovakia consultation guide, financing page and Slovakia overview.

Because the Hungarian border is a few hundred metres away, many buyers weigh Slovak and Hungarian prices, healthcare and tax rules. Check which currency and language are used in the contract, and make sure your lawyer holds the purchase price in escrow until the cadastre entry is made. Older houses may have unregistered extensions, so compare the building with the cadastral plan.

Because the Hungarian border is a few hundred metres away, many buyers weigh Slovak and Hungarian prices, healthcare and tax rules. Check which currency and language are used in the contract, and make sure your lawyer holds the purchase price in escrow until the cadastre entry is made. Older houses may have unregistered extensions, so compare the building with the cadastral plan.

Nové Zámky and Šaľa are towns to the north-west, Galanta, Levice and Zlaté Moravce to the north, and Nitra is the larger regional city.