Summary - Slovenia Visa for Indian
Visa Requirement: Indian citizens need a visa to enter Slovenia.
Types:
Schengen Visa (Short-Stay, Type C): For tourism, business, visiting family/friends, cultural/sports events, transit, etc. (valid for up to 90 days within 180 days).
National Visa (Long-Stay, Type D): For work, study, family reunification, business, research, or residence (valid for over 90 days).
Key Requirements:
Valid passport
Completed visa application form
Recent passport-size photos
Travel insurance
Proof of financial means and accommodation
Application Process:
Submit in person at the Embassy of Slovenia in New Delhi or through VFS Global centers (for Schengen Visas).
Processing time: Typically 15 days for Schengen visas; up to 60 days for National visas.
Fees:
Schengen Visa: €80 (approximately INR 7,000)
National Visa: €60-€100 (varies based on type, INR 5,200 - INR 8,700)
Table of Contents
Slovenia, a Schengen member state, requires Indian nationals to obtain a visa before entering for tourism, business, study, or other purposes. The type of visa depends on the duration and nature of the visit. Short-term stays (up to 90 days) require a Schengen visa, while long-term stays (over 90 days) need a national visa.
Purpose | Visa Type | Duration |
Tourism/Sightseeing | Schengen Visa | Up to 90 days |
Business Meetings | Schengen Visa | Up to 90 days |
Studying | National Visa | Over 90 days |
Employment | National Visa | Over 90 days |
Family Reunification | National Visa | Over 90 days |
Cultural/Sports Events | Schengen Visa | Up to 90 days |
Transit | Schengen Visa | Up to 5 days |
Other (Specify) | Check with Embassy | Varies |
Refer to the Embassy of Slovenia or VFS Global website for specific document requirements.
Address:
Phone/Email: Check the official website for updated contact details.
Visa Type | Fee (€) | Fee (INR Approx.) |
Schengen Visa | 80 | 7,200 |
Children (6-12) | 40 | 3,600 |
Children (<6) | Free | Free |
National Visa | Varies | Based on category |
Fees are subject to change based on exchange rates and embassy regulations.
To extend your visa, you must apply for an extension at the respective authority in Slovenia before the expiry of your current permit. However, note that the short term categories cannot be extended under normal circumstances. They may be granted only in cases of extreme conditions such as a Force Majeure or other humanitarian reasons. If you are unable to extend, you must leave the country immediately.
There are no mandatory medical test requirements for the Slovenian short term permits. However, the National visa may require certain tests required, depending on the individual type. Either way, it is suggested that you get a medical checkup done before travelling to a foreign country.
As per the regulations, there is no exact number of funds you must possess in order to get a Slovenian permit. As per the requirements, you must show that you have a steady and stable bank account and that you have enough money to cover your expenses in the country. Depending on the stay duration, you must have funds for the entire duration. This includes expenses such as food, accommodation, travel, etc.
The normal processing time for the Slovenian visa is around 15 working days excluding the transit time. As a result, it is suggested that you apply well in advance. You must at least apply before 15 days of the travel date. However, you cannot apply more than 3 months before the expected date of travel.