Slovenia assisting its citizens in the Middle East and the Gulf

Wednesday, 4 March, 6:20 pm

All citizens who have stated their desire to leave will be notified in a timely manner. You can still express your interest in leaving the United Arab Emirates by emailing: odhod.mzez@gov.si.

We also urge all Slovenian citizens currently in Qatar or Saudi Arabia who wish to return to Slovenia to send their details to odhod.mzez@gov.si as soon as possible:

First and last name:

Date of birth:

Passport number:

Telephone number where you can be reached:

We kindly ask all Slovenian citizens not to head to the airport unless they have received a request to do so from either the embassy or the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, and only once they have been guaranteed a seat on the plane.

The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia and embassies in the region are working tirelessly to ensure the safe and speedy return of all Slovenian citizens.

We are aware that the current circumstances are uncertain and stressful for many, and we are therefore striving to provide timely information and support to each individual. You can contact the 114 Call Centre for key information and assistance.

The 114 Call Centre is available from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm CET: For calls from Slovenia, dial the toll-free number 114. For calls from abroad, dial +386 1 478 5000.

Contact numbers:

The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs's duty telephone numbers: +386 1 478 2219 and +386 1 478 2020

Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Abu Dhabi:

Emergency numbers: +971 50 354 1079 and +971 50 192 1637
Email: sloembassy.abudhabi@gov.si

Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Tel Aviv:
Emergency number: +972 54 451 6076
Email: sloembassy.telaviv@gov.si

Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Cairo:
Emergency number: +20 122 566 5004
Email: sloembassy.cairo@gov.si