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How to get a Slovenia visa from Indonesia
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Indonesian passport holders travelling to Slovenia.
Visa types & fees
2 visa options for travelling to Slovenia.
Business visa
Processing time15 working days
Validity90 days
Tourist visa
Processing time15 working days
Validity90 days
Application requirements
Documents Indonesian applicants need to provide.
- An original Indonesian passport issued not more than 10 years earlier and valid for at least 3 months from the date of departure from Slovenia.
- The passport must contain at least two blank pages for visa stamping.
- Previously issued Schengen visa should be presented (if there is any).
- Duly filled and signed visa application form.
- Two identical passport photographs with a light background.
- Travel insurance worth a minimum of 30,000 € and valid for the entire Schengen area.
- Cover letter.
- Proof of accommodation.
- Proof of sufficient funds for the trip.
- Letter of invitation.
- Flight itinerary.
- Birth certificate for minors.
- Return trip ticket.
- Proof of paid visa fees.
Visa type details
Tourist visa
- Slovenia tourist visa is available for Indonesians who want to go to Slovenia for the purpose of tourism, festivities and other recreational purposes.
- This visa is given for trips that do not exceed 90 days every 180 days.
- A hotel reservation or other form of accommodation valid for the duration of your trip is required.
- All applications are to be submitted by the applicant in person.
- The Slovenia tourist visa is a Schengen visa and as such requires the applicant to have a travel insurance confirmation worth a minimum coverage of 30,000 Euros.
- Individuals below the age of 18 are to submit a copy of their birth certificate and a notarized letter of authorization signed by both parents or guardians.
- Proof of financial means throughout your stay in Slovenia would be required.
- Holders of this visa are not allowed to work or study.
- Those that are employed in Indonesia are to submit a letter from their employer which states that they are on an approved leave.
- If you have a host in Slovenia, an invitation letter from the host is required.
- Flight return ticket to Indonesia is required as proof that the applicant would return to their country at the expiration of their visa.
Business visa
- The Slovenia business visa allows its holder to engage in business-related activities uninterrupted in the country.
- It is a short-stay visa valid for 90 days maximum.
- Accommodation is required for every applicant traveling for business in Slovenia.
- The host company in Slovenia is required to issue an invitation letter stating the nature of the business to be conducted and the duration of the business.
- Evidence of previous businesses conducted should be presented if there are any.
- Applicants are required to have enough funds for the duration of the stay.
- Your employer in Indonesia or a business partner in Slovenia can sponsor the trip.
- If you are employed you are required to submit a letter from your employer stating your trip is approved.
- If you have previously been issued a Schengen visa, it should be submitted.
- Slovenia's business visa also enables its holder to attend meetings, conferences, and seminars.
- It however, does not permit corporate employment or seeking public funds.
Where to apply
Slovenia embassy & visa application centers in Indonesia.
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Address44, Jalan Diponegoro, Jakarta
Phone(+) 62 21 31 93 81 01 (+) 62 21 31 93 80 90
Emailjakarta-ob(at)bmaa.gv.at
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Frequently asked questions
Is Slovenia safe to visit
Slovenia is completely safe to visit, and some even say it's the safest country in Eastern Europe.
What is Slovenia famous for
Slovenia is a Nation of caves, the most visited cave in all of Europe is found in Slovenia and Postojna cave is a tourist hotspot that attracts thousands of visitors every year.
Can foreigners buy property in Slovenia
foreigners can buy property since February 2003, only on a reciprocal basis. This means if a Slovenian citizen can inherit real estate in a specific foreign country, a citizen of such a country can inherit real estate in Slovenia.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest Slovenia visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.