The passport must be valid for at least six (6) months and should contain at least two (2) blank (unused) pages facing each other.
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Slovenia VISA REQUIRMENTS FOR
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One application form, filled in block capital letters and signed in either blue or black ink only. The application form is not to be printed double sided and in case the applicant is a minor (less than 18 years old), the form must be signed by both parents.
One (1) photograph (3.5*4.5 cm), the photograph must be clear and in sharp focus and must have been taken no longer than six months ago. The photograph must have a white background and the applicant showing neutral expressions and not smiling, it must show a close-up of the face and shoulders such that the face constitutes 70-80% of the photograph.
Original employment certificate issued by the applicant's employer printed on company letterhead. The letter must be addressed to the Embassy of Slovenia, Visa Section. Please prepare the letter as per the following guidelines:
- Briefly introduce the applicant and include the applicant's name, age, gender, passport number and current employment status.
- State the applicant's employment duration, job title and current monthly salary.
- State that the applicant has been granted permission to leave and that they shall resume working in their current position upon their return.
- Business owners must present the original and a copy of the company’s trade license.
- Students must present a proof of enrolment issued by their school or university.
Original bank statements from the past six (6) months. In case the applicant does not have a bank account, they should present other proof of assets. If the applicant is sponsored by their spouse or parents, the sponsor's passport must be presented along with their bank statement for the past six (6) months and a copy of the birth/marriage certificate.
Hotel reservation covering the full duration of the applicant's stay. The reservation must include full contact details of the hotel, in addition to the applicant's name.
A copy of the return flight itinerary, the reservations must show the applicant's full name as per their passport, as well as the flight date and full itinerary.
The insurance should cover the entire intended duration of stay with all the expenses that may arise during it and must be valid in all Schengen countries, with a minimum coverage of thirty thousand (30,000) Euros.
The applicant must present a detailed daily travel plan showing their daily activities.
Copies of previous Schengen visas (if applicable).
In case of minor applicant, you must also submit the below documents:
- Birth certificate translated.(copy + original )
- If the minor travel without his/her legal guardian: consent of both parents or legal guardian, the application needs to be signed by both parents in front of the visa agent, in case of one parent/guardian is residing in another country, he/she has to submit a written letter of consent to the travel.
- If the minor is travelling with one parent or one of his/her legal guardian : a consent of the other parent, who isn’t traveling or a legal guardian needs to be submitted, in case if one parent/guardian is residing in another country, he/she has to submit a written letter of consent to the travel. Itinerary, if visiting more than one member state.
All non-English documents must be translated to English.
What Schengen Visa services does VisaTitans offer?
VisaTitans offers advisory services for your Slovenia Schengen visa. The visa applicant needs to applying for a visa online and our experienced visa advisors will review your application and documents to make sure they meet the Slovenian embassy requirements. After that, the visa applicant needs to go to the embassy of Slovenia, Slovenian consulate general or Slovenia visa application centre and submit their application and valid passport in person. VisaTitans has a 99.99% success rate and we will ensure that your application is accepted and processed as soon as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, a Schengen Visa for single entry as well as a Schengen Visa for double entry and a Schengen Visa for multiple entry are available. With just one entry, your visa will expire after you leave the Schengen zone. With a Schengen multiple entry visa, you can enter and leave the Schengen zone multiple times. Depending on the type of entry you need, you may have to pay additional fees when applying for a Schengen visa.
Starting 02 February 2020, the Schengen short stay visa will increase the fees from 60 to 80 Euros for adults and 40 Euros instead of 75 Euros for children between the age of 6 and 12. While the Schengen visa fee remained free for Children under the age of 6 years old.
The processing time for Slovenia Schengen visa is around 15 days worldwide. If you meet the Slovenia Schengen visa requirement, have the required Slovenian Schengen visa requirement and successfully fill out your Schengen visa application form, you should receive your Slovenia visa within 2 weeks. In exceptional cases, however, the Schengen visa can take up to 30 days.
VisaTitans can help you with all questions related to the Schengen visa and prevent the refusal of a Schengen visa.
The Schengen visa is valid for 180 days, 1 year, 3 years and 5 years. The Schengen visa can stay for a maximum of 90 days in 180 days. You can enter at any time during the period of validity, but the Schengen visa stays for 90 days. You must exit the Schengen area within 90 days.
Foreign country nationals usually apply for Slovenia tourist visa or Slovenia business visa as the most common purpose of travel to Slovenia. The visa requirements for Slovenia are:
- Slovenia visa application form
- Passport valid for at least 6 moths and with two blank pages or travel document
- Passport type photo with white background
- Travel insurance
- Bank statement to prove sufficient funds
- Hotel reservation
- Flight reservation
- Residence permit
- Invitation letter from a Slovenian citizen or business partner
- Pay visa fee
Other supporting documents might be required by the Slovenian embassy or consulate general
If your travel plan is to only visit one Schengen country: Then you logically have to apply for your Schengen visa at the embassy, consulate or visa application centre of that country.
If you are traveling to several Schengen countries: You must then apply for your Schengen visa at the embassy or consulate of the country in which you have been staying for the longest.
If you spend the same time in every Schengen state you visit: apply to the embassy or consulate of the Schengen country you want to enter first.
Foreign nationals wishing to apply for Schengen visa often confuse the Schengen visa number of entries thinking that it is the number of countries the foreign visa holder can visit in the Schengen area. In fact, the area you are authorized to visit is shown next to the “Valid For” label on your Visa sticker, while the length of your stay is shown next to the “Number of Entries” label.
With Schengen single entry visa you are allowed to enter and visit the entire 26 Schengen member state countries during the same trip and duration of stay up to 90 days.
There Schengen area countries are: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
The Schengen visa is a short stay visa type C that allows foreign citizen to visit any country in the Schengen area for tourist or business purposes. This is the most common type of visa in the European Union.