Citizens of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA), and certain third countries do not require a visa or residence permit to enter the Republic of Slovenia. Entry is permitted with a valid identity card or passport.

Nationals of other States are required to obtain a short-stay visa (Type C) to enter Slovenia. Upon request, the organising team will provide an invitation letter to be submitted with the visa application.  The organiser cannot, however, guarantee that a visa will be granted. 

Additional information on the entry requirements and visa policies are available on the official government website. Additional info regarding the health precautions and requirements is available here.

TRAVELLING BY CAR
 

Most of the cars enter Slovenia by motorways, which is also the easiest way to travel around the country. For driving a motorway, you will need to purchase a vignette and if you are entering Slovenia through the Karavanke tunnel, you can expect an additional crossing fee of about nine euros.
 

For more detailed info, check the “Explore” section here.
 

TRAVELLING BY AIR
 

In addition to the daily flights to many European cities, there are two low cost flight providers (EasyJet and Wizz Air, flying to London and Brussels) flying from the main Slovenian international airport, Jože Pučnik international airport Ljubljana (LJU). Another positive is the proximity of larger international airports, including Venice (VCE), Vienna (VIE) and Zagreb (ZAG). From the mentioned airports, you can complete the journey to Slovenia by bus/train/rental car or by the organised shuttles.

For more detailed info, check the “Explore” section here.
 

TRAVELLING BY BUS
 

Buses, operated by companies such as FlixBus and Nomago, run to Slovenia from many European cities. Furthermore, the bus travel is also well organised domestically. For timetables and the price of the journey, it is best to check the site of your chosen coach provider.
 

For more detailed info, check the “Explore” section here.
 

TRAVELLING BY TRAIN
 

Trains to Slovenia run daily from many European cities. For international travel, riding in a sleeping car is also possible Within the country, the lines are operated by the Slovenian Railways.