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Slovenia

Tourist visa:

Allows stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

Digital Nomad Visa Details

Does this country have a digital nomad specific visa?

Yes
No

What is the name of the visa?

Digital Nomad Visa

How much does the visa cost?

~$98

How long does the visa last?

Up to 1 year

How much does the digital nomad visa cost?

~$98

What are the requirements of the visa?

Proof of remote work, income, health insurance

Official visa website:

Standard Visa Options

Visa length

  • Tourist Visa (Schengen Visa - Type C): Allows stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period in Slovenia and the Schengen Area.
  • Temporary Residence Permit: Typically valid for 1 year, renewable, issued for work, study, business, or family reunification.
  • Permanent Residence Permit: Grants indefinite stay, but renewal is required every 5 to 10 years for administrative purposes.

Visa cost

  • Tourist Visa: Costs approximately $87.
  • Temporary Residence Permit: Fees range from $60 to $140, depending on the visa type.
  • Permanent Residence Permit: Costs approximately $160.

Visa extension

  • Tourist Visa: Extensions are generally not allowed except under exceptional circumstances.
  • Temporary Residence Permit: Renewable as long as eligibility criteria are met.
  • Permanent Residence Permit: Does not require renewal but must be updated every 5 to 10 years.

Visa processing time

  • Tourist Visa: Processing takes approximately 15 to 30 days.
  • Temporary Residence Permit: Processing takes around 1 to 3 months.
  • Permanent Residence Permit: Processing can take 6 to 12 months.

Who can apply?

  • Tourist Visa: Citizens of countries that require a visa for short-term visits to Slovenia.
  • Temporary Residence Permit: Individuals intending to stay for work, study, business, or as family members of Slovenian residents.
  • Permanent Residence Permit: Those who qualify under long-term residency, marriage, or work-related programs.

Where to apply?

Applications must be submitted at Slovenian embassies, consulates, or the administrative units in Slovenia.

How to apply:

  1. Complete the visa or residence permit application form.
  2. Gather required documents (passport, photos, financial proof, medical insurance, employment/study contract, etc.).
  3. Pay the application fee.
  4. Schedule and attend an interview if required.
  5. Await processing and receive a decision.

Minimum income requirements

  • Tourist visas do not have specific financial requirements.
  • Temporary Residence Permit: Applicants must prove stable income, typically around $1,000 per month.
  • Permanent Residence Permit: Requires proof of stable income and long-term residency eligibility.

Popular cities

  • Ljubljana – The capital city with a strong cultural and business presence.
  • Maribor – A lively city known for its wine industry and skiing.
  • Koper – A major coastal town with access to the Adriatic Sea.
  • Bled – Famous for its picturesque lake and tourist attractions.
  • Celje – A historical city with medieval roots.

Minimum income requirements

  • Slovene – The official and most widely spoken language.
  • English – Commonly spoken in business, tourism, and among younger generations.
  • Italian & Hungarian – Spoken in some border regions.