Welcome to Slovenia!

The doors to Slovenia are wide open to tourists and other visitors! There are no restrictions on entry to Slovenia and enjoying its natural beauty, cuisine, sports and recreational activities, cultural events, and other leisure activities, so just relax and enjoy!

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Requirements for entry into Slovenia

There are no restrictions on entry to Slovenia, all you need is a valid travel document (ID card, passport) and a visa (if required). 

Slovenia has temporarily reintroduced controls at its borders with Croatia and Hungary. Passengers must show a valid border-crossing document when crossing the border.

There are 14 border-crossing points where all passengers can cross the border and 18 border-crossing points where only citizens of the European Union, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland can cross the border, along with other passengers who have the right to free movement under EU law.

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Health always comes first

Restrictions may have been lifted, but the risk of a coronavirus infection still exists, so caution is the best policy. If you are feeling unwell or ill, stay at home and consult a doctor by phone.

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2.1. Accommodation, shopping, restaurants and events

In Slovenia, all tourist accommodation/services, restaurants, cultural and sports events, shops, and all other activities can be enjoyed without restrictions.

 

2.2. Use contactless and digital!

To reduce the likelihood of spreading infection and to manage matters more quickly, we advise you to book accommodation, buy tickets and make similar arrangements online, and use contactless payment methods when making purchases.

 

2.3. Use of protective masks

In Slovenia, the use of protective masks indoors is not required, and is only recommended in some healthcare institutions.

 

2.4. Public transport

If you are healthy and have no signs of respiratory infection, you can use all public transport services without restrictions.

 

 

Let’s act responsibly, safely and sustainably.

We realise that the trust and safety of both guests and tourism workers are extremely important. We maintain and increase trust in the "I feel Slovenia" brand by establishing responsible travel standards in tourism. We have joined them into a new GREEN&SAFE logo. Through activities based on safety, responsibility and sustainability, we increase our guests' trust in Slovenia as a green and safe tourist destination.

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Hygiene tips and recommendations

Working together to ensure a safe and healthy holiday experience

We are doing our best to ensure a safe and healthy environment for your holidays in Slovenia. You can also do your part by following the health recommendations.

Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly. Use soap and water. Hand disinfection is mandatory in enclosed public spaces.

Do not touch your face, especially your eyes, nose and mouth, with unwashed or undisinfected hands.

If soap is not available, use hand disinfectant containing 60% to 80% alcohol.

Thoroughly air enclosed spaces several times per day.

Follow the information and recommendations of health professionals.

If the spread of respiratory infections increases, avoid enclosed spaces and large gatherings of people.

If you start showing signs of acute respiratory infection, such as a runny nose, feeling unwell, muscle pain, fever and a cough, take care of yourself and others! Do not stay in rooms with other people, do not go on trips or participate in other activities.

Practice respiratory hygiene/ cough etiquette. Dispose of tissues in a waste bin after every use, then wash your hands with soap and water.

Disclaimer of Liability: The information on the webpage of the Slovenian Tourist Organisation on the measures and restrictions associated with COVID-19 is based on information from the official websites of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, the official websites of other organisations and the official websites of other countries. We strive to keep it up-to-date, but since it is rapidly amended and updated, we recommend that you check the latest restrictions, recommendations and requirements for yourself carefully on the official pages before your planned travel.

Please note that the STO does not assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information as it is non-binding and does not have any regulatory effect. You can find official information at: Government of the Republic of Slovenia, webpage of the National Public Health Institute, webpage of the World Health Organisation.

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