The Slovenian passport allows its holder visa-free entry to more than 110 countries. It grants visa-free access to most European nations, as well as most of Central and South America, and some territories in Asia and Africa.
Thanks to this, traveling is much easier for Slovenians. Many countries grant Slovenian citizens visa-free entry or require only a visa on arrival or even an eVisa from Slovenian citizens. Keep reading, to find a list of the destinations with visa-free entry for Slovenian passport holders and the ones that will require some kind of visa or eTA authorization in 2023.
| TYPE OF ACCESS | NUMBER OF COUNTRIES |
|---|---|
| Visa-Free Countries | 112 (56,5%) |
| Visa-On-Arrival Countries | 36 (18%) |
| eVisa Countries | 28 (14%) |
| eTA Countries | 7 (3,5%) |
| Visa Countries | 29 (15%) |
How many countries can Slovenian citizens travel to visa-free?
To be precise, 112 countries allow Slovenian citizens to enter their territory visa-free. Slovenians can travel to some nations without even having to carry their passport – their identity card (ID) is enough. Considering Slovenia is a country that belongs to the European Union, to travel to destinations that also belong to this union, travelers only need their ID card.
What countries can Slovenian citizens go to without a visa?
More than 55% of countries worldwide permit citizens from Slovenia to enter their territory visa-free. The majority of those nations are located in Europe and South America.
Below you can see the list of countries Slovenian passport holders can visit visa-free. The information inside the brackets indicates the length of time you can stay in each destination without a visa.
| Albania (90 days) | Haiti (90 days) |
| Andorra | Honduras (90 days) |
| Antigua and Barbuda (180 days) | Hong Kong (90 days) |
| Argentina (90 days) | Hungary |
| Armenia (180 days) | Iceland |
| Austria | Ireland |
| Bahamas (90 days) | Israel (90 days) |
| Barbados (90 days) | Italy |
| Belarus (30 days) | Jamaica (30 days) |
| Blegium | Japan (90 days) |
| Belize | Kazakhstan (30 days) |
| Bolivia (90 days) | Kiribati (120 days) |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina (90 days) | Kosovo (90 days) |
| Botswana (90 days) | Kyrgyzstan (60 days) |
| Brazil (90 days) | Latvia |
| Brunei (90 days) | Liechtenstein |
| Bulgaria | Lithuania |
| Cape Verde (30 days) | Luxembourg |
| Chile (90 days) | Malaysia (90 days) |
| Colombia (90 days) | Malta |
| Costa Rica (90 days) | Marshall Islands (90 days) |
| Croatia | Mauritius (90 days) |
| Cyprus | Mexico (180 days) |
| Czech Republic | Moldova (90 days) |
| Denmark | Monaco |
| Dominica (180 days) | Montenegro (90 days) |
| Dominican Republic | Morocco (90 days) |
| Ecuador (90 days) | Netherlands |
| El Salvador (90 days) | Nicaragua (90 days) |
| Estonia | North Macedonia |
| Eswatini (30 days) | Norway |
| Fiji (120 days) | Palau (90 days) |
| Finland | Palestinian Territories |
| France | Panama (90 days) |
| Gambia (90 days) | Paraguay (90 days) |
| Georgia (360 days) | Peru (90 days) |
| Germany | Philippines (30 days) |
| Greece | Poland |
| Grenada (90 days) | Portugal |
| Guatemala (90 days) | Qatar (90 days) |
| Romania | Thailand (30 days) |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis (90 days) | Timor-Leste (90 days) |
| Saint Lucia (90 days) | Tonga (90 days) |
| Samoa (90 days) | Trinidad and Tobago (90 days) |
| San Marino | Tunisia (90 days) |
| Sao Tome and Principe (15 days) | Turkey (90 days) |
| Senegal (90 days) | Tuvalu (90 days) |
| Serbia (90 days) | Ukraine (90 days) |
| Singapore (90 days) | United Arab Emirates (90 days) |
| Slovakia | United Kingdom (180 days) |
| Solomon Islands (90 days) | Uruguay (90 days) |
| Spain | Uzbekistan (30 days) |
| St. Vincent and the Grenadines (90 days) | Vanuatu |
| Sweden | Vatican City |
| Switzerland | Venezuela (90 days) |
| Taiwan (90 days) | Micronesia (90 days) |
How many countries can Slovenian citizens visit with a visa on arrival?
Slovenian citizens can travel to 36 countries with a visa on arrival. Several of them allow Slovenian citizens to apply for a visa when they arrive in their territory. This document is called a visa on arrival and can be obtained by visitors at the airport, seaport, or land border crossing.
Slovenians who decide to use this option are not required to apply for a visa before starting their trip. When travelers have completed the application procedure and obtained a visa on arrival, they may proceed with their trip. However, it should be noted that the duration of their stay should not exceed that of the validity of the currently held document.
What countries can Slovenian citizens go to with a visa on arrival?
Countries that require Slovenian citizens to have a visa on arrival are located in Africa and Asia. Below, you can find a list of all states that grant this type of visa to Slovenians. In brackets, we added for you the number of days of the visa’s validity:
| Angola | Mauritania |
| Bahrain (30 days) | Mongolia (30 days) |
| Bangladesh (30 days) | Mozambique (30 days) |
| Burkina Faso (30 days) | Nepal (30 days) |
| Burundi (30 days) | Nigeria |
| Comoros (30 days) | Oman (14 days) |
| Cuba (30 days) | Papua New Guinea (60 days) |
| Egypt (30 days) | Rwanda (30 days) |
| Gabon (90 days) | Saudi Arabia (90 days) |
| Guinea-Bissau (90 days) | Seychelles (tourist registration, 30 days) |
| Indonesia (30 days) | Sierra Leone (30 days) |
| Iraq (60 days) | Somalia (30 days) |
| Jordan | Suriname (eTourist card, 30 days) |
| Laos (30 days) | Tajikistan (45 days) |
| Lebanon (30 days) | Tanzania |
| Madagascar (90 days) | Togo (7 days) |
| Malawi (30 days) | Zambia (90 days) |
| Maldives (30 days) | Zimbabwe (90 days) |
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How many countries can Slovenian citizens visit with an eVisa?
28 countries require eVisas from Slovenian passport holders. An eVisa, or electronic visa, is an electronic travel permit that is applied for and granted via the internet. It is used for stays in the country, with the intention of visiting that place for tourism, business, or transit for a short period. Taking into account that the process is done completely online, all the necessary documents must be photocopied, instead of being sent or handed in a paper version. You should apply for the eVisa before leaving your country and heading to your destination.
Which countries require Slovenian citizens to obtain an eVisa?
The countries that require Slovenian citizens to obtain an eVisa are located in Africa and the Middle East. In the following list, you can find the states that allow Slovenians to use an eVisa to enter their territory.
| Azerbaijan (30 days) | Kenya (90 days) |
| Bahrain (30 days) | Kuwait (90 days) |
| Cambodia (30 days) | Laos (30 days) |
| Congo (90 days) | Lesotho (14 days) |
| Djibouti | Madagascar (90 days) |
| Egypt (30 days) | Malawi (30 days) |
| Ethiopia (90 days) | Mongolia (30 days) |
| Gabon (90 days) | Oman (14 days) |
| Guinea (90 days) | Papua New Guinea (60 days) |
| Guinea-Bissau (90 days) | Rwanda (30 days) |
| India (30 days) | Saudi Arabia (90 days) |
| Iran (30 days) | South Sudan |
| Tajikistan (45 days) | Vietnam (30 days) |
| Uganda | Zambia (90 days) |
In how many countries Slovenian citizens are required to have a visa to visit?
Visas are required from Slovenian citizens in 29 countries.
Although a large number of countries allow Slovenian passport holders to enter without a visa, some territories still require one. We recommend that, before booking a flight, you make sure that all your travel documents are in order and ready. Without any doubt, the best way to find everything you need is by visiting the official website of the country’s government.
What countries require Slovenian citizens to get a visa?
Some countries located in Africa and Asia require a visa for Slovenian citizens to enter. Below is a list of these states:
| Afghanistan | Macao |
| Algeria | Mali |
| Benin | Myanmar |
| Bhutan | Namibia |
| Cameroon | Nauru |
| Central African Republic | Niger |
| Chad | North Korea |
| China | Pakistan |
| Congo | Russia |
| Equatorial Guinea | South Africa |
| Eritrea | Sudan |
| Ghana | Syria |
| Guyana | Turkmenistan |
| Liberia | Yemen |
| Libya |
Slovenian citizens can travel to 7 countries with an eTA authorization
Electronic travel authorization (eTA) is an entry requirement for travelers who are visa-exempt. It is basically used to track the number of visitors entering a territory by air and ensures safety. It is automatically connected with the passenger’s passport and thus allows the authorities to screen incoming people before they land.
7 countries that permit the eTA authorization for Slovenian passport holders:
| Australia (90 days) | South Korea (90 days) |
| Canada (180 days) | Sri Lanka (30 days) |
| Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast, 90 days) | United States of America (90 days) |
| New Zealand (90 days) |
Summary of visa-free countries for Slovenian citizens
The Slovenian passport is able to facilitate entry to a large number of countries with a world reach of 85%. In 2023, Slovenian travelers can travel to 112 states without a visa, 36 using a visa on arrival, 28 with an eVisa, and visit 7 with a valid electronic travel authorization – taking advantage of the eTA system. Finally, a total of 29 countries require visas for entry.
All in all, Slovenian citizens can travel to more than 56% of the countries around the world without additional documentation.
FAQ
How many countries can Slovenian citizens visit without a visa?
Slovenian passport holders can travel to 112 countries without any visa, just using their ID card or passport if the nation doesn’t belong to the European Union.
Can the Slovenians get a visa after coming to the country?
Yes, this type of visa is called a visa-on-arrival, and Slovenian citizens can obtain it in 36 countries.
Can Slovenian citizens get a visa online?
Yes, this type of visa is called an eVisa and Slovenian passport owners can obtain it in 28 countries.
Cristina is a recent graduate of English Studies and now she is about to start a master’s degree in Translation. Her hobbies are reading, traveling and learning about other cultures. Catalan and Spanish are her mother tongues. In addition, she can speak English and is studying French.
