Slovenia Visa Appointment for Indians
Visa appointment
Travellers
Price
$10,000
× 1Total Amount
$10,000
What does our fee include?
Fastest and priority slot for your appointment
Cancellable flight and hotel bookings for your visa
Form and application preparation assistance
Slovenia Visa Information
Visa Type:
Sticker
Length of Stay:
upto 90 Days
Validity:
Variable
Entry:
Variable
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How Slovenia Visa Process Works
Step 1
Upload your documents on Atlys
Atlys' system will verify your documents
Step 2
We connect you with a concierge
Former consulate officers or VFS experts
Step 3
Get personalized guidance
Our concierge is with you every step of the way
Step 4
Visit your visa appointment
Submit all gathered documents
Step 5
Get your visa approved!
Once approved, you’re eligible to travel to any country in the Schengen Union!
Slovenia in a Glance
Weather in the next 6 months
Slovenia Visa Rejection Reasons
Factors that can get your visa rejected
Expired Passport
Applying with a passport that has expired or expires within 6 months
Insufficient Funds
Failing to demonstrate enough financial resources to support your stay.
Criminal Record
Having a criminal history that disqualifies you from obtaining a visa.
Previous Visa Violations
Having overstayed or violated the terms of a previous visa.
Invalid or Insufficient Travel Insurance
Failing to present valid or adequate travel insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
Do American Citizens need a visa for Slovenia?
Yes, Slovenia citizens must have a valid visa to visit Slovenia. They can apply for a Schengen visa, which allows short stays for tourism, business or family visits.
What is a Schengen visa?
A Schengen visa allows individuals to enter, transit through, or stay within the Schengen Area, comprising the following 29 European countries:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.
What are the Slovenia visa requirements for American Citizens?
To apply for a Slovenia visa from Slovenia, the following documents are required:
Completed and signed Slovenia visa application form.
One recent passport-sized photograph per the visa photo requirements.
A passport with at least two blank pages, valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned departure from the Schengen Area and issued within the last 10 years.
Previous passports, if available.
Cover letter outlining your personal information, purpose of visit, financial means and intent to return.
A letter of introduction from the employer with a ‘No Objection Statement’ regarding your planned trip to Slovenia.
Travel insurance with at least €30,000 coverage and valid for all Schengen countries.
Roundtrip tickets and proof of intra-Schengen travel (if applicable).
Hotel reservations or invitation letter, if invited.
Proof of sufficient financial means (bank account statements and pay slips for the last 3 months and tax records, if available).
Note: Depending on the specific circumstances mentioned in the visa application, additional documents will be required.
How do I apply for a Slovenia visa?
Here’s how you can apply for a Slovenia:
Step 1: Gather the required documents and ensure that each document is up-to-date.
Step 2: Complete the Slovenia visa application form and retain a copy to submit during the appointment.
Step 3: Visit the Slovenia visa application centre (VAC)’s official website to book an appointment at the nearest centre.
Step 4: Attend your visa appointment and submit your biometrics, supporting documents and the fee.
Step 5: After submission, you can also track your visa application status online on the VAC’s website.
Step 6: Once your visa is approved, collect your passport with the visa sticker from the VAC.
How much does a Slovenia visa cost for American Citizens?
The fees for a Slovenia Schengen visa are as follows:
Adults: €90;
Children (6-12 years): €45;
Children below 6: Free.
Tip: Keep the exact visa fee ready in cash (in your local currency) during your appointment, as payment methods can vary depending on the visa application centre.
What is the Slovenia visa processing time for American Citizens?
The Slovenia visa processing usually takes up to 15 working days but may take longer due to additional interviews, document requests, or high application volumes during peak travel seasons.
What documents are required for minors applying for a Slovenia visa?
Minors applying for a Slovenia visa must provide the following additional documents:
A consent letter, signed by both parents or legal guardians.
Original passports of both the parents or legal guardians, along with copies.
If applicable, valid Schengen visas for both parents or legal guardians.
The birth certificate of the minor.
Proof of custody, if applicable.
Can American Citizens travel to other Schengen countries with a Slovenia visa?
Yes, Slovenia is part of the Schengen Area; hence, you can travel freely to other Schengen countries with a Slovenia visa.
Is an interview mandatory when applying for a Slovenia Schengen visa?
No, a consular interview is typically not mandatory to get a visa to Slovenia. However, it may be requested in special circumstances (such as discrepancies in your application).
Is travel insurance mandatory for American Citizens to get a Slovenia visa?
Yes, travel insurance (with at least €30,000.00 coverage) is mandatory when applying for a Slovenia tourist visa from Slovenia.
What financial documents can I provide to prove sufficient funds when applying for a Slovenia visa?
Here is a list of documents you can submit when applying for a Slovenia visa from American Citizens:
Bank statements showing sufficient funds for your planned expenses.
Recent payslips showing your current income, employer's name, position, and monthly salary.
Business registration documents, if self-employed, to demonstrate income and financial stability.
Property deeds to show ownership and financial stability (especially useful for housewives).
If retired, provide pension statements to prove a reliable income source.
If unemployed or unable to provide sufficient funds, a sponsorship letter from a family member or friend, including their proof of financial means.
How can I show strong ties to Slovenia when applying for a Slovenia visa?
To convince the consular officer that you will return to Slovenia after your Slovenia trip, you can provide the following documents:
Letter of employment from your employer confirming your position, salary, and approved leave.
Property deeds or ownership papers showing financial investments in Slovenia.
Marriage or birth certificates of dependent children to show family ties.
Business ownership documents or partnership agreements if self-employed.
Letter from your school confirming enrollment and return date, if available.
What can I do if my Slovenia visa application is rejected?
If your Slovenia tourist visa application is rejected, you can either reapply after addressing the reasons for rejection or appeal the decision within the timeline communicated in the visa refusal letter.
Can American Citizens work or study on a Slovenia tourist visa?
No, a Slovenia tourist visa does not permit you to work or study in Slovenia or the Schengen Area.