Country Slovenia
Slovenia is a small country in Central Europe, bordered by Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. Part of the European Union, eurozone and the Schengen Area.
Entry into Slovenia / VISA:
The methods and conditions of entry into the Republic of Slovenia differ depending on whether the person entering the country is a citizen of a Member State of the European Union, or a third-country national.
Citizens of the European Union do not need a visa to enter the Republic of Slovenia. Entry is permitted based on a valid identity card or a valid passport, irrespective of the reason for entering the country.
If you’re not from an EEA country, you may need a visa, depending on which country you’re from. For information about visa requirements by country, please visit europa.eu. Detailed information about the entry requirements are available at gov.si.
It could take a significant amount of time to obtain a visa from the Embassy in your country. We therefore strongly recommend you complete the registration and payment well in advance to receive the application form for supporting documents for your visa in due time.
Safety and security
Slovenia is often referred to as one of the safest places to visit in Europe. Crime is very low. Like elsewhere, ensure that your personal belongings, including your passport and other travel documents, are secure at all times.
Drinking water
Tap water is safe to drink anywhere in Slovenia.
Currency exchange
The official currency of Slovenia is the Euro (€) and it’s the only currency accepted when paying in cash. Currency exchange is available at hotels and banks. All major credit cards are widely accepted, and the ATMs are abundant.
Climate
The average temperatures in Portoroz during the period of the symposium would generally be between 15-20 °C.
