Slovenia Consulate in Istanbul

The Slovenia Consulate in Istanbul Provides an extensive array of consular services, encompassing visa and passport processing as well as document legalization. Whether you're seeking a new passport, renewal of an existing one, a change in passport particulars, or reporting a lost or damaged passport, schedule an appointment with the passport service at the high commission.

These consulate services are listed below:

• Process Passport Applications
• Facilitate Marriage Registrations
• Guide Military Service Procedures
• Assist with Citizenship Procedures
• Handle Birth Registrations
• Manage Civil Registrations
• Facilitate Death Registrations
• Oversee Notary Procedures

Visa Types Granted By Slovenia Are;

• Slovenia Tourist Visa (T)
• Slovenia Business Visas (B)
• Slovenia Entry Visas (X)
• Slovenia Employment (E) & Project (P) Visas
• Slovenia Student Visas (S)
• Slovenia Medical Visas (Med) & Medical Attendant Visas (Med X)
• Slovenia Conference/Seminars Visas (C)
• Slovenia Journalist Visas (J)
• Slovenia Research Visas (R)
• Slovenia Missionary Visas (Mx)
• Slovenia Mountaineering Visas (Mx)
• Slovenia Intern Visas (I)
• Slovenia Film Visas (F)
• Slovenia Transit Visa

 

Visits to the Slovenia Consulate in Istanbul Appointments are mandatory for all services and can be scheduled by visiting the designated section at the embassy. To secure an appointment for specific services, such as consular services, visitors should go to the relevant section, like the Consular Section. Booking an appointment can be done by directly emailing the high commission or the consular email section using the addresses provided above. .

The Slovenia and Turkey Experience warm bilateral relations as the diplomatic mission of the high commission is dedicated to strengthening and deepening ties between the two nations. Its mandate involves fostering enhanced cooperation in various sectors, including culture, defense, tourism, trade and investments, science and technology, security, and more. Emphasizing mutual benefits, the countries collaborate on addressing global challenges such as climate change, piracy, terrorism, cybersecurity, and other significant issues. The Slovenia is the most important source market for tourism in Turkey.