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Autoverkehr

Rechtsverkehr

Währung

Euro

Sprache

Slovenian

Telefoncode

+386

Covid

There are no COVID restrictions

Insurance policy

Insurance policy recommended

Temporary protection for Ukrainians

Temporary departure from Slovenia

Persons who are forced to leave Ukraine due to the war can receive temporary protection in Slovenia. 


Temporary protection of Ukrainians

According to the decision of the Council of the European Union, those who are forced to leave Ukraine due to the war will be able to receive temporary protection in European countries.


Temporary protection in the Republic of Slovenia can be obtained by:
- citizen of Ukraine;
- third-country nationals or stateless persons documented by a permanent residence permit in Ukraine;
- relatives of such persons.
These people will have the right to housing, work, health care and education in the EU. The decision of the EU Council also applies to those who were evacuated before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, or, while in the EU due to work or vacation, did not have time to return to Ukraine.
It is expected that the temporary protection will last for 1 year. This period may be extended. Once the situation in Ukraine improves, the mechanism may be canceled ahead of schedule.

For information on assistance to Ukrainian citizens in living in Slovenia, the procedure for applying for international protection and other information, please visit the Call Center, which is open daily, Monday to Friday, from 8:00 to 18:00:
Phone: +386 1478 7530 (from abroad).
Phone: 080 41 42 (free from Slovenia).
You can also apply directly to the Refugee Asylum of the Service for the Assistance and Integration of Migrants of the Government of Slovenia, located at: Ljubljana, Cesta v Gorice 15.
Citizens of Ukraine who have arrived in Slovenia must register their place of residence at the nearest local police station within 3 days of entry, and may also apply for international protection, ie asylum at any police station.

Citizens of Ukraine have the right to emergency medical care, which includes:
- emergency medical care and transportation of ambulance;
- emergency care and emergency medical and dental services in accordance with the Law on Patients' Rights (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, 15/08, 55/17 and 177/20) at the discretion of the personal physician;
Women's health: contraceptives, abortions, medical care during pregnancy and childbirth.
All information on assistance to citizens of Ukraine is available on the website.

The possibility of extending the stay for Ukrainian citizens
Citizens of Ukraine who have arrived in Slovenia must register their place of residence at the nearest local police station within 3 days after entry. If your authorized period of stay in Slovenia is about to expire, but you cannot return to Ukraine due to the war, apply for temporary or international protection status to continue your legal stay in the country at the police station of your place of residence by the deadline.

What should I do if my passport expires?
If you have entered Slovenia with a passport that has already expired or will expire within the next three months, you can apply to the Embassy of Ukraine in Slovenia to extend the validity of your passport. To do this, you need to have the original passport and a copy of its first page.

What should I do if my child is with me without a passport?
If your child has crossed the border with a birth certificate and you (mother or father) have a passport, the Embassy can add information about the child to your passport. To do this, you need to contact the Embassy of Ukraine in Slovenia. You need to bring the original passport and a copy of its first page, the original and a copy of the birth certificate, two 3.5×4.5 photos. Information about children under the age of 18 is entered in the parents' passports.

For information on assistance to citizens of Ukraine regarding residence in Slovenia, the procedure for obtaining international protection, and other information, you can find out at the Call Center, which is open daily, from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 to 18:00:

Phone: +386 1478 7530 (from abroad).

Phone: 080 41 42 (free from Slovenia).

email: [email protected].


You can also apply directly to the Refugee Asylum of the Office of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the Support and Integration of Migrants, which is located at Ljubljana, Cesta v Gorice 15. 


All information on assistance for citizens of Ukraine is posted on the website.

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