This bank has many branches accross the Slovak Republic which provide friendly multi-lingual service. However, in smaller towns this will certainly be more limited. For people who are concerned with the EU s pressure regarding the Austrian Sparbuchs, they can simply move next door. Bratislava, the Capital City of the Slovak Republic, is a maximum of 90 minutes from the airport in Vienna. From the airport, buses and taxis are readily available to travel into the heart of Bratislava.
Trains are also available from within Vienna.
Additionally, Bratislava International Airport has daily flights from Western and Eastern Europe. As most know, Slovakia is not part of the EU and will not be for some time, if ever. Thus, these privacy infringements of reporting requirements and withdrawl limits are highly unlikely in comparison to their Czech and Austrian neighbors. Just below, I have included below a translation of Slovakian Banking Laws which relate directly to anonymity. Bearer deposits shall be accessible to anyone in possession of the relevant savings book.