How Citizens of the Netherlands Can Enter Slovenia During Coronavirus

Citizens of the Netherlands wanting to enter Slovenia will need to fill a required Slovenia Entry Registration form that can be requested on iVisa.com’s website. Additionally, if these travelers show negative PCR (covid19) test results upon arrival in Slovenia, they will be exempt from the mandatory 10-day quarantine. To learn more about other ways of evading isolation or how to fill the Slovenia Entry Registration application form, please read the Frequently Asked Questions beneath.

Note: Since July 19th, 2022, the Slovenia Entry Registration is no longer necessary to enter the country.

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How Citizens of the Netherlands Can Enter Slovenia During Coronavirus?

Dutch citizens must fill and submit the Slovenia Entry Registration form. This is a Slovenia entry requirement.
The presentation of negative covid test results will exempt the traveler from 10-day isolation.
The Slovenia Entry Registration application form may be filled on iVisa.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Citizens of the Netherlands Can Enter Slovenia During Coronavirus: What is a Slovenia Entry Registration?

It’s a form that every traveler must submit before traveling to Slovenia. Its purpose is to limit new cases of coronavirus among Slovenia visitors.

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How Citizens of the Netherlands Can Enter Slovenia During Coronavirus: Do Netherlanders have to show negative PCR test results during health screenings in Slovenia’s airport?

COVID test requirements: No testing requirements.

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How Citizens of the Netherlands Can Enter Slovenia During Coronavirus: Is isolation demanded?

Quarantine requirements: There are no quarantine requirements in Slovenia.

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Do I need a COVID vaccine or vaccination certificate to enter Slovenia?

A Covid vaccination certificate is required for all travelers. Exemptions apply for travelers coming from EU countries, Bahrain, Chile, Colombia, Indonesia, Kuwait, New Zealand, Peru, Qatar, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, China.
Approved vaccines are Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Sputnik V, Sinovac, Sinopharm, Covishield, Covaxin, Janssen.

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How may I solicit my Slovenia Entry Registration on iVisa.com?

First: The first step is to fill out the Slovenia Entry Registration application online on iVisa.com. Please provide all your personal and travel details.
Second: Make the Payment. The amount will depend on the processing speed chosen.
Third: Upload any essential documents.
Fourth: Receive your Slovenia Entry Registration in your email inbox.
Fifth: Print and sign (if needed) to present it upon arrival at the Slovenia airport.

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What documents do I have to attach to my application?

Valid Passport: please provide a scanned image of the details page
Valid Email Address: your Slovenia Entry Registration will be sent to this address.
Paying Methods: a Paypal account, credit/debit card.

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I still have some questions and concerns.

Please reach out to our customer support staff. They are trained to clear up all your doubts and answer all your questions.

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ROMANTIC PIRAN

The Piran town lies on a peninsula on the Adriatic seacoast enclosed in old walls, though well-preserved. It is considered one of the best coastal cities in Slovenia. A visit to Piran is a journey to the past due to its medieval architecture, terracotta rooftops buildings, and cobblestone streets. It is a great site to watch the sunset from the seashore or from a café while listening to distant music. There are many places to visit during your stay. Some of them are:

Tartini Square Named after the Piran-born Baroque composer and violinist, Giuseppe Tartini. Easily identifiable by Tartini’s statue (dating from 1896) in the center of the square.
Municipal Palace The building behind Tartini’s. You will recognize it by the lion with wings sculpture.
Tartini’s House Giuseppe Tartini’s birthplace is located on Tartini Square. This is one of the oldest houses of Piran.
Saint George's Church The major church of Piran and also the largest one. This is one of the most significant monuments of Piran built between 1592 through 1614. Climbing its bell tower is highly recommended to get magnificent views of as far as Italy and Croatia.

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