Slovenia Embassy in India

Slovenia Embassy Locations in India

Slovenia's diplomatic mission operates through the Slovenian Embassy and Honorary Consulates in India. Here are the locations of the embassy and consulates across India.

India and Slovenia Relations

The diplomatic relations between India and Slovenia began in May 1992 when Slovenia was recognised as an independent country. Today, relations have flourished across different sectors.

• Trade: India is one of Slovenia’s most important foreign trade partners in Asia. In the financial year 2024-25 (up to November), bilateral trade reached USD 533.19 million. India's key exports to Slovenia include organic chemicals, pharmaceutical products, and machinery.
• Cultural Ties: Slovenia has a strong interest in Indian culture, language, and indology. Notably, Ms. Vlasta Pacheiner Klander, a 90-year-old Sanskrit scholar, has significantly contributed to promoting Hindi and Vedic studies. Ayurveda enjoys popularity, and yoga is widely practised across the country. The 10th International Day of Yoga was celebrated throughout Slovenia.
• Business Cooperation: Several major Slovenian companies, such as KRKA, Lek, Le Technika, Gostol, Litostroj, Bosio, BIA Separations, and Rudis, operate in the Indian market. An India-Slovenia Business Meet was held on 5 December 2023, featuring over 25 Slovenian business leaders. The Indian delegation included representatives from sectors such as logistics, construction, aviation, renewable energy, education, HR consultancy, and hospitality.
• Scientific Collaboration: A Joint Working Group (JWG) on Scientific and Technological Cooperation has been established to manage, evaluate, and award programmes under the bilateral agreement. This partnership aims to promote collaborative research and innovation between the two countries.

Services Offered By Slovenia's Embassy and Consulates in India

Slovenia's embassy and consulates in India provide vital support to citizens and visitors alike. Whether you are a Slovenian national living in India or planning a trip, here are the key services they offer:

• Passport/Identity Card Applications: Slovenian citizens residing in India can apply for a passport or identity card at the embassy or consulate. Adults must apply in person, while a legal guardian must submit a minor’s application—children over 8 must also be present. Lost or stolen passports and identity cards must be reported immediately to the embassy or relevant Slovenian authorities.
• Vital Records Services: Citizens can request official extracts from Slovenia’s central register of births, marriages, and deaths. They may also submit applications to record these events directly through the embassy or diplomatic mission.
• Visa for Slovenia: The embassy helps Indian citizens with visa applications for travel to Slovenia, including guidance on requirements and documentation.
• Voting from Abroad: Slovenian citizens in India can cast their votes in national elections through the embassy or consular offices, ensuring democratic participation even from abroad.

How to Contact the Slovenian Embassy in India?

If you are planning a trip to Slovenia or need consular assistance, reaching out to the Slovenian Embassy in India is your first step. Refer to the official contact information given below.

Do You Need Slovenia Travel Insurance?

Overseas travel insurance is required for getting your Schengen visa to travel to Slovenia. The policy coverage should be at least 30,000 Euros. However, getting your trip insured is not just a visa requirement. It has many other benefits.

• Compensates for Essential Baggage: Travel insurance covers the cost of essential items if the airlines delay or lose your baggage.
• Covers Emergency Repatriation: During emergencies or death while travelling, insurance also covers repatriation to India.
• 24x7 Assistance: Most travel insurance companies provide 24x7 global emergency assistance on the phone during your trip.
• Reimburses Non-refundable Trip Costs: If your Slovenia trip gets cancelled for unavoidable reasons, you can get reimbursement for non-refundable costs from your insurer.
• Provides Add-on Covers: If you want to extend the scope of your policy, you can buy add-on covers like emergency hotel assistance or adventure sports cover.