Visas for Slovenia, without the guesswork

Short stays in Slovenia run on the shared Schengen rules — one C visa (or none, for exempt passports) covers all 29 countries. Everything else is national: where you apply, who runs the centres, and every stay over 90 days.

How Slovenia takes applications

Good to know about Slovenia

• Slovenia has one of the smallest consular networks in Schengen — check gov.si for which state represents it where you live; often Austria, Hungary or another neighbour.
• The employer-led single permit means the Slovenian process starts in Slovenia, not at the embassy.

Staying longer than 90 days

Long stays use the single permit (work + residence) requested by the employer at the administrative unit in Slovenia; D visas cover study and specific cases.

Check your situation

Pick your passport for an exact answer — visa, visa-free, or free movement:

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