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Ministry of Foreign Affairs Travel Advice: COVID-19

As the probability of infection with COVID-19 remains present, Slovenian citizens wishing to travel abroad are advised to follow the news on the spread of the virus, especially on the planned route, to check the conditions of entry into the country of destination, and to comply with local rules. Slovenian citizens returning from abroad are advised to follow the recommendations of the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ).

Current information on border crossings, measures at the border upon entry into Slovenia and the lists of countries can be found on the special page Border Crossing.

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Visa requirement for entering Slovenia

Visa is required.

Localy harmonised list of supporting documents that should be submitted in support of an application for a uniform visa.

In certain cases of visa procedure additional documentation may be requested by the consulate.

On the basis of the agreement between the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Austria and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia, aliens residing in Saudi Arabia may apply for an entry visa for the Republic of Slovenia at the:

Embassy of the Republic of Austria in Riyadh
Diplomatic Quarter Riyadh 
Post address: P.O. Box 94373, Riyadh 11693 
T: (+) 966 1 480 12 17 
(+) 966 1 480 65 98 
(+) 966 1 480 82 32 
(+) 966 1 480 81 57 
(+) 966 1 481 65 64 
F: (+) 966 1 480 15 26  
E: riyadh-ob@bmaa.gv.at
WWW: www.aussenministerium.at/riyadh

Entry and residence

Detailed information on the conditions of entry and residence in the Republic of Slovenia can be found on the topic page Entry and residence.

Entry and residence

Competent Slovenian Representation

Honorary consuls

Honorary consular officers (in most cases foreign nationals) have no direct consular competences. They complement the Slovenian diplomatic network, but cannot replace it. Their role is limited to advising and offering useful information. They offer their services without remuneration, on their own and for their own account.

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