International students
This page is specially designed for international students and contains all the important information related to studies and life in Slovenia and Ljubljana. The information you will find concerns all those who wish to enrol in our university or come for an exchange, but also current (degree-seeking or exchange) international students who are already studying with us. We are happy that you have chosen our institution.
Upcoming events for prospective students
Calls for enrolment
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Public Call for the Award of Scholarships to Foreign Citizens from Western Balkans for Studying in Slovenia in 2026
The Public Scholarship, Development, Disability and Maintenance Fund of the Republic of Slovenia has published a call for candidates from the Western Balkan countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, the Republic of Kosovo, the Republic of North Macedonia, and the Republic of Serbia), offering €9,600 per year for living expenses.
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Welcome guide
To make the best of your time with us, we prepared this Welcome guide that will help you make your stay at the University of Ljubljana a valuable study experience as well as an unforgettable time in your life.
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Get to know University of Ljubljana step by step:
Preparation
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Enrolment into bachelor's and single cycle master's study programmes
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Enrolment into master's study programmes
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Enrolment into doctoral study programmes
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Admission procedure video can help you
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Tuition fees and other study contributions
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The most important - find out more about entry visas and temporary residence permit
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Accommodation and cost of living
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Tips and tricks on how to overcome challenges of moving aboroad
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Information centre for third-country nationals studying in Slovenia
A new Information center "Info tujci" has opened its doors in Ljubljana, which is aimed for third-country nationals who are studying, working and living in Slovenia.
There you can find information about healthcare, education, social rights, temporary residence permits in Slovenia and learn more about Slovenia, its way of life and its culture.
Official procedures when you arrive
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Visa holders (exchange students) - report a temporary address
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EU and non-EU students staying in Slovenia more than 90 days - apply for residence registration certificate / temporary residence permit
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If you have health insurance based on a bilateral agreement, before applying for a temporary residence permit, register your insurance at Mala ulica 3
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Obtain the tax number and open a bank account
ESN activities
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Activities organised by ESN Ljubljana
Join our Welcome weeks events and enjoy some speed friending, a free city tour, the biggest Erasmus welcome party, and many more exciting events during your first weeks in Ljubljana. Discover everything at our official channels and don’t miss out on the fun and new friendships that await! Visit their Linktree page for more details, useful links and future events.
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ESN invites you to become part of their buddy team!
An Erasmus buddy is a mentor who helps Erasmus students adapt to their new environment. Their role is to welcome students when they arrive, help them get to know the city and the faculty, and support them in integrating into the local culture and social life. If you are interested in participating in ESN Ljubljana activities and would like to learn more about the possibility of joining our organization, please contact them at the following email address.
