Visa Requirements for Entering Slovenia

Travelers may need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism. Travelers with passports issued before May 25th, 2015, don’t need a visa. Travelers with passports issued after May 25th, 2015, do need a visa.

International travelers don’t need a visa to transit through Slovenia if they stay within the airport’s international departure area and if their next destination is outside the Schengen Area.

Travelers need a visa to transit through Slovenia. A paper or embassy visa is the only visa available for travelers transiting through Slovenia. The visa is typically a stamp or sticker added to the passport. Travelers must obtain this visa from a local embassy, consulate or visa center before traveling.

Travelers need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism. A paper or embassy visa is the only visa available for travelers visiting Slovenia. The visa is typically a stamp or sticker added to the passport. Travelers must obtain this visa from a local embassy, consulate or visa center before traveling.

Travelers don’t need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism. Travelers must have a passport with a national identification number.

Travelers don’t need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism.

Travelers don’t need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism. Travelers must have a biometric passport.

International travelers don’t need a visa to transit through Slovenia.

Travelers don’t need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism. Travelers must have a Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport.

Travelers don’t need a visa to visit Slovenia for Business or Tourism. Travelers must have a Macau Special Administrative Region passport.