Guide to travel to Slovenia

Looking for a guide to travel to slovenia? If you still don’t know What do you need to travel to Slovenia?, we are going to explain everything you have to prepare for entering and leaving Slovenia. general information and Requirements to travel to Slovenia with its customs, laws and limitations in the customs of Slovenia. You have available this travel guide with the emergency telephone numbers, the best time to travel to slovenia and everything you need to know to travel safely.

SLOVENIA DATA

Capital	Slovenia (See map)
Languages	Slovenian
Currency	Euro
Visa?	Nope
Voltage	230 volts

Slovenia general information

With the current situation you may have to fill out some kind of form to travel to Slovenia or covid requirements Slovenia, so we recommend you to check What do you need to travel to Slovenia? or any destination in the country in this travel guide.

To make calls to Slovenia

• To landline: 00 + 386 + provider code + six digits of the telephone number
• To mobile: 00 + 421 + 9 + two digits of the provider code + six digits of the telephone number

Guide to travel to Slovenia entry requirements

These are the Slovenia entry requirements:

If you travel by plane directly to Slovenia (without previously going through immigration control through any other country in the Schengen area), the corresponding authorities request for the entry of tourists of Mexican nationality:

• Passport valid for at least 6 months at the time of entry and until the date your trip ends.
• Have a round trip plane ticket.
• Have enough money to finance your stay.
• Proof of accommodation: hotel reservation or Letter of Invitation from a person residing in Slovakia.

Guide to travel to Slovenia requirements to leave

Once your stay is over, these are the departure requirements from slovenia:

There are no special requirements to leave Slovenia.

Customs information Slovenia

• Drugs of all kinds are absolutely prohibited.
• It is not allowed to transport protected animal or plant species.
• Tobacco and alcohol are subject to quantitative limitations.

Local Currency of Slovenia

The legal tender in Slovenia is the Euro («€», EUR). This is the only currency accepted in shops, restaurants and service stations.

For more information regarding the local currency or payment methods of the country, consult the section recommendations in money to travel abroad..

customs of slovenia

Make sure you know the customs of the country so you can know what the best time to visit slovenia. Here are the most common.

• Slovenian society is formal and punctuality is considered a sign of respect towards others. Avoid being late for meetings or gatherings of any kind.
• The handshake between strangers is preferred to kisses on the cheek (common in Latin countries) and keeping the distance between people is also important.
• Talking about politics, religion or topics of sexual content should be avoided as much as possible.

Is it safe to travel to Slovenia?

• Although there are no major security risks, it is recommended that Mexicans be aware of their personal documents and money at all times to avoid loss or theft (which are rare, but could happen).
• If you drive a car, you should park in guarded parking lots, since robberies can be recorded in places that do not have any type of control.

Laws of Slovenia

• It is recommended that you always carry a copy of your passport with you during your stay in Slovenia, as well as obtain a copy of it and keep it somewhere safe.
• If entering Slovenia by car, a toll permit (vinjeta) must be obtained, which can be purchased at the border or at gas stations. In the case of inspection by the traffic police, the fine for not having that permit or for it not being valid can lead to fines ranging from 300 to 800 euros.
• Driving while intoxicated (with the presence of alcohol in the blood in a proportion greater than 0.5 grams-liter) or under the influence of drugs can lead to your arrest and imprisonment, depending on where you are.
• The seat belt is mandatory when traveling by car.
• Visitors wishing to drive a rental car may do so upon presentation of their valid driver’s license (or an international format driver’s license).
• Drug trafficking is heavily persecuted and punished.

Other recommendations in a guide to travel to Slovenia

• Do not forget to notify your bank that you will travel to Slovenia, so that they can inform you how to act in case of theft or loss of your credit cards in Slovenia, or problems that you could have when withdrawing money with your cards abroad.
• Recommendations and more advice by topic or type of traveler, visit the section of recommendations for your trip abroad of this guide to traveling to Slovenia.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)