Slovenia Visa Requirements 2026Entry Rules & Visa-Free Access by Passport

Visa-free nationalities
93
Visa on arrival
0
eTA / e-Visa
0
Total streamlined
93
Visa required in advance
105

Slovenia's visa policy is moderately open relative to other destinations worldwide. If your nationality is not listed as visa-free, you will need to apply for a Slovenia tourist visa in advance at an embassy or consulate.

Visa-free

Countries Whose Citizens Can Visit Slovenia Visa-Free (93)

Passport holders from these countries can enter Slovenia without a visa - no embassy appointment, no advance fee.

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Fees

Slovenia Visa Fees (updated 2 Jul 2026)

  • Schengen short-stay visa (Type C)

    up to 90 days within any 180-day periodofficial sourcehome-affairs.ec.europa.eu ↗

    EUR 90 (~$102)

  • Schengen short-stay visa (Type C) - child 6-12

    up to 90 days within any 180-day periodofficial sourcegov.si ↗

    EUR 45 (~$51)

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Applications are handled via VFS Global - a service fee applies on top of the visa fee and varies by country and centre.

Transit

Slovenia Transit Visa

Slovenia publishes a transit visa product for travellers passing through to another destination. Whether you need one depends on your nationality and whether you stay airside - see how transit visas work.

Airport Transit Visa (Type A)

Required for certain nationalities to pass through the international transit zone of Slovenian airports without entering the Schengen Area.

~$98

Only required for nationals of specific countries listed in EU Regulation 2018/1806 Annex I who are transiting through a Slovenian airport. Many nationalities are exempt. Fee follows standard Schengen visa fee schedule (EUR 90 for adults). Processing times align with standard Schengen procedures.

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FAQ

Slovenia Visa Requirements FAQ

Do I need a visa to visit Slovenia?

It depends on your nationality - the lists above show every nationality that can enter Slovenia visa-free. If your country is not listed, you will likely need to apply for a Slovenia tourist visa in advance at an embassy or consulate.

Which countries can visit Slovenia without a visa?

93 countries can visit Slovenia without a visa in 2026, including: Albania, Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia. Use Earth Visa to check whether your specific passport grants visa-free access to Slovenia.

How do I apply for a Slovenia tourist visa?

If your nationality is not eligible for visa-free entry to Slovenia, you typically need to apply at a Slovenia embassy or consulate in your home country. Requirements generally include:

  • Valid passport
  • Completed application form
  • Passport-sized photos
  • Proof of accommodation
  • Proof of onward travel
  • Travel insurance
  • Proof of sufficient funds

Processing times and fees vary by nationality and visa category - see the visa types and fees on this page for the exact figures.

How long can I stay in Slovenia without a visa?

The maximum visa-free stay duration in Slovenia varies by nationality. Common allowances are 30, 60, or 90 days. See the visa-free country list above for specific stay durations per nationality.

By nationality

Slovenia Visa Guides by Nationality

Step-by-step Slovenia visa requirements, fees and document checklists for travellers from these countries. Nationalities in the access lists above link straight to their own guides.

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