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Schengen Visas

Slovenia visa

We'll guide you through the complete Slovenia visa process — from eligibility review to the final decision.

What's included

  • Schengen Insurance Policy
  • Appointment Booking (VFS/BLS)
  • Form Completion
  • Flight/Hotel Itinerary
  • Document Review

Typical documents

  • Passport & Copies (valid 3+ months after return)
  • Recent Photos (White Background)
  • Schengen Medical Insurance (€30k minimum)
  • Flight & Hotel Reservations
  • Bank Statement (6 months)
  • Salary Certificate / HR Letter
  • Family Booklet
  • Itinerary including any Italy/Austria legs

Typical processing time

About 15 business days from biometrics for straightforward files. Summer lake season is the busiest stretch — file 6 weeks ahead for July–August plans.

Notes

Slovenia — Ljubljana, Lake Bled, and the Julian Alps — is a compact, scenic Schengen stop that Jordanian travellers often add to Italian or Austrian routes. Entries are recorded digitally under the EU Entry/Exit System like the rest of the area. Standard Schengen paperwork applies; keep cross-border legs visible in the itinerary since the visa covers them.

Fee Transparency

Visa costs for Slovenia broken down clearly to help you plan your budget.

Embassy Fee

Standard €90 fee. Payable in JOD at VFS/BLS centre.

70JOD

Our office fees and additional charges apply to optional services such as certified translation, health insurance, hotel bookings, and flight tickets.

FAQ

Slovenia visa — common questions

Clear answers to the questions we get most often about the Slovenia visa process from Jordan.

Is Slovenia part of the EES system?
Yes, entry and exit are now recorded digitally for all travelers entering Slovenia from outside the EU.
Can I visit Slovenia on a trip that includes Italy?
Yes — both are Schengen states, so one visa covers the combined route within the 90/180-day rule. Apply through the country where you stay longest.
Is travel insurance required for Slovenia?
Yes — Schengen medical insurance of at least €30,000, valid across all member states for the entire stay, including mountain activities if planned.
How early should I apply for the Slovenia visa?
Applications open 6 months before travel; the deadline is 15 days before departure. For the July–August lake season, 6 weeks ahead is the safe margin.
How long can I stay in Slovenia on a short-stay visa?
Up to 90 days within any 180-day period, counted jointly across all Schengen countries visited on the trip.
Total
70JOD
Embassy 70
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