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๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฎ Slovenia

Slovenia is no. 47 in our list of the 50 most visited destinations, with 5.1 million international arrivals in 2024. Below: visa rules for every passport, cash limits at customs and the tourist traps official travel advice warns about.

Rank 47 of 50 by international arrivals (5.1 million, 2024) ยท Source: UN Tourism

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Explore Slovenia: things to do, shopping, food and getting around

A short guide based on the Slovenian Tourist Board.

Things to do

Places to visit

Summarised in our own words from the linked pages, official tourism boards and transport authorities first; items marked "Not official" come from other guides. Prices and opening times change, so check the source before you go. Last checked 24 Oct 2026.

Common tourist traps and how to avoid them

Scams and risky spots named in official travel advice for Slovenia, in our own words.

  1. Unregistered tour guides

    How it works: Licensed guides must show a tour-guide card.

    How to avoid it: Ask to see the card before booking.

  2. Jaywalking fines

    How it works: Heavy on-the-spot fines apply; if you cannot pay, documents or assets can be held.

    How to avoid it: Use marked crossings.

  3. Unofficial e-vignette sellers

    How it works: Motorways need an e-vignette; unofficial websites resell them.

    How to avoid it: Buy only from DARS (official site, petrol stations, post offices).

Official advice: FCDO: no areas advised against.

Emergency numbers in Slovenia

  • Police 113
  • Ambulance, fire & mountain rescue 112

Paraphrased from official travel advice: FCDO travel advice โ€“ Safety and security ยท FCDO travel advice โ€“ Warnings and insurance ยท FCDO travel advice โ€“ Getting help (emergency numbers) ยท FCDO page updated 11 Aug 2026 ยท Last checked 2 Nov 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Cash you can bring in and take out

Customs rules for banknotes and other cash when you enter or leave Slovenia.

EU external border (Reg. 2018/1672)

Bringing cash in
Declare cash of EUR 10,000 or more (or equivalent) when arriving from outside the EU.
Taking cash out
Declare cash of EUR 10,000 or more (or equivalent) when leaving to a country outside the EU.
Local currency (EUR) in
No limit (declaration only).
Local currency (EUR) out
No limit (declaration only).
Foreign currency
No limit (declaration only).
  • EU rule (Regulation (EU) 2018/1672): anyone entering or leaving the EU with EUR 10,000 or more in cash (banknotes, coins, bearer-negotiable instruments such as traveller's cheques, and gold coins/bullion of high purity) must declare it to customs at the point of entry/exit, using the EU cash declaration form. The threshold is per person, also for families/groups.
  • Customs can act on lower amounts if there are signs of criminal activity; undeclared cash can be detained and fined.

Official source: taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu ยท eur-lex.europa.eu ยท europa.eu ยท Last checked 4 Oct 2026

Slovenia visa rules by passport

The general rule for each passport, from official sources. Open a passport to see conditions and options that depend on where you live.

Free movement (EU/EEA/Swiss)30 passports
Visa-free63 passports
Embassy visa105 passports

Verified rules for Slovenia: 197 of 198 passports; awaiting verification: 1; not yet covered: 0. A rule that is awaiting verification or not yet covered is not a negative visa decision: it only means we haven't confirmed it on an official source yet.

โš  Unofficial sources: 1 rule for Slovenia is not from an official Slovenia government source (based on other governments' travel advice or secondary research). They are labelled on each page, are not counted as verified above, and should be confirmed with the embassy before travel.

Requirements for all visitors to Slovenia

These apply on top of the visa rules above, whatever your passport, unless an item says otherwise.

  • Proof of fundsProof of means of subsistence: EUR 70 per day (50 % for accompanied minors) unless sponsorship/paid accommodation

    Applies to: non-EU/EEA/Swiss visitors at the external Schengen border, on request.

    Official source: home-affairs.ec.europa.eu ยท Last checked 2 Nov 2026

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Verify with the embassy before you book. Visa rules change without notice. We link every rule to its official source and last checked it on 2 Nov 2026, but the embassy, official e-visa portal and your airline have the final say. MyVisaPort is not a visa agent and is not affiliated with any government.