Slovenia
Slovenian long-stay visas (type d)
Staying in Slovenia for more than 90 days — Slovenia's national long-stay visa, issued under its own rules.
- WORKNON-EUSPECIFIC EMPLOYERSingle Residence and Work Permit (Employment or Work)Slovenia's standard one-document permit for third-country nationals, letting the holder both reside in Slovenia and work for a specific employer.View visa details
- WORKHIGHLY QUALIFIEDJOB OFFEREU Blue CardA combined residence and work permit for highly qualified non-EU professionals with a Slovenian job offer that meets a raised salary threshold.View visa details
- BUSINESSSELF-EMPLOYEDNON-EUSingle Permit for Self-EmploymentA residence-and-work permit letting a non-EU national reside in Slovenia to run their own registered business or independent professional activity.View visa details
- STUDYNON-EU STUDENTSENROLMENT REQUIREDTemporary Residence Permit for StudyA temporary residence permit, or Type D study visa, for non-EU students enrolled at a Slovenian school, university or on training/internship.View visa details
- FAMILYCLOSE RELATIVESJOIN RESIDENTTemporary Residence Permit for Family ReunificationA temporary residence permit allowing close family members of a Slovenian resident or citizen to join them and live together in Slovenia.View visa details
- WORKRESEARCHERSHOSTING AGREEMENTTemporary Residence Permit for Research WorkA residence permit for non-EU researchers with a hosting agreement from a Slovenian research organisation or higher-education institution.View visa details
- BUSINESSREMOTE WORKERSONE YEARTemporary Residence Permit for Digital NomadsA one-year, non-renewable residence permit for non-EU remote workers earning from businesses outside Slovenia, launched in November 2025.View visa details
- SETTLEMENTAFTER FIVE YEARSINDEFINITEPermanent Residence Permit (EU Long-Term Resident Status)An indefinite residence permit for non-EU nationals after five years of continuous legal residence, carrying EU long-term resident status.View visa details