Slovenia long-stay (Type D) visa
Required documents, fees and processing time for a Slovenia long-stay (Type D) Schengen visa when you apply from United Kingdom.
SCHENGEN · VISA C✈ DOCUMENTS
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To
Slovenia
Type
D · LONG STAY
Apply at
UK
Centre
VAC
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Action neededLong stay — national (Type D) · applying from United Kingdom.
Documents ready00 / 08
Competent authority
Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in London
Application centre
VFS Global - London, Manchester, Edinburgh (biometrics/submission)
Recommended — commonly expected even when not on the official list
Cover letterA letter of introduction stating who you are and why you are travelling.
Travel itineraryA day-by-day plan of your trip to attach to the application.
Fees
Consular (Type C)
€90
Service fee
£18.25
Est. total (adult)
£99.25
Long stay (Type D)
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The short-stay (Type C) consular fee is harmonised at €90 for adults across all Schengen states; collected in GBP · centre: VFS Global.
Fee notes
VFS Global.
Timeline
medium confidenceProcessing
15–45 days
End-to-end
3–8 weeks
Centre
VAC
Appointment wait
In-person appointment required, booked online. Slots released unpredictably and taken quickly; realistically 1-3 weeks, longer in summer.
Application centre
VFS Global (official VFS one-pager for the Slovenian MFA). London (main), Manchester and Edinburgh — satellite centres add processing days.
Timeline notes
Processing 15 calendar days minimum, up to 45 where consultation with other Schengen states needed. Manchester/Edinburgh add courier days.
Funds to show
high confidenceThe figures below are the short-stay (Type C) means of subsistence. A long-stay (Type D) visa sets its funds requirement nationally by purpose (study, work, family reunification, income) — check the consulate for the amount that applies to your case.
Per day
€70
Minimum
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In EUR ≈
as shown
individual (per day)
€70 / day
minor accompanied by parent/legal representative (50%)
€35 / day
Notes
Rules implementing the Schengen Borders Code (UL RS No 29/07), Art. 2: daily subsistence amount EUR 70 for individuals; 50% (EUR 35) for accompanied minors. Not required where subsistence is secured (sponsorship declaration, letter of guarantee, or prepaid tourist accommodation).
Consulates apply discretion and may expect a buffer above this figure — treat it as a floor, not a guarantee.
Funds source ↗⚠ Special cases & caveats
- UK citizensNo visa required; for stays over 90 days Slovenian residence/registration rules apply.
- Turkish students and Fulbright scholarship holdersVisa fee gratis.
- Family members of an EU citizen (reunification with an EU citizen residing in Slovenia, Directive 2004/38/EC)Evidence of sufficient means of subsistence not required; fee gratis for family reunification.