Slovenia

Who needs a visa for Slovenia?

Of 198 nationalities, 93 enter Slovenia with no paperwork at all. The rest: 105 must be approved before they travel.

Government fee: €90
Typical decision: 15 days
Stay permitted: Up to 90 days in any 180-day period, across the whole Schengen area

This is the government's own portal. We are not paid to send you there.

What Slovenia asks for

Passport valid for at least three months beyond your intended departure, with two blank pages
Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
One recent photograph to the published specification
Medical insurance covering emergency medical care, hospitalisation and repatriation
Evidence of where you will stay for the whole trip
Return or onward ticket, or evidence of your travel plans
Proof of funds for the length of the stay
Evidence of your employment, studies or business

One Schengen visa covers all 29 member states. You do not need, and cannot buy, a separate visa for each country.
Medical insurance is a legal condition of the visa, not an optional extra. It must cover emergency care, hospitalisation and repatriation.
Consulates charge the same €90 wherever you apply. Where a consulate uses an external centre such as VFS or TLS, that centre's service charge is separate and is not the visa fee.
Ireland is not in the Schengen area, and neither is the United Kingdom. A Schengen visa does not cover either.

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Nothing to apply for and nothing to pay before you travel.

You must apply and be approved before you travel. Airlines will refuse to board you without it.