Living in the Republic of Slovenia
Temporary residence permit
REGISTRATION OF TEMPORARY RESIDENCE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Migration is a way of life in the modern world. Like other Member States of the European Union, Slovenia supports the integration of foreigners holding a residence permit. Slovenia adheres to the principles and values of equality, freedom and mutual cooperation.
The methods and conditions of entry into Slovenia differ depending on whether the person entering the country is a citizen of a country that is a member of the European Economic Area (European Union Member States, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein are all part of the EEA), or a national of a third country.
Foreign citizens need to report their presence in Slovenia and the address at which they will be staying to the nearest police station within three days of entering the country and, upon leaving the country, report that they are no longer staying at that address, irrespective of the duration of their stay.
A SPECIAL RECEPTION DESK IS CLOSED
The Administrative Unit Ljubljana has informed us that the number of students who submitted applications for temporary residence at the special reception desk has decreased in the previous days, so they have decided to close it.
If you have not yet applied for temporary residence, you can submit an application by post to the Administrative Unit Ljubljana, Department for Foreigners, Tobačna ulica 5, Ljubljana or by e-mail .
You can also make an appointment to submit your application in person by phone at 01 828 16 90 or via the online application https://uen.ortus-inc.si/.
CHECK PROCEDURE AND FORMS TO OBTAINING RESIDENCE PERMIT AND RESIDENCE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE:
chapters
1.University of Ljubljana2.
Why study at the University of Ljubljana?3.
Degree programmes4.
Fees5.
Application for enrolment and recognition of foreign education6.
Learning Slovene7.
Year plus8.
Study regulations 9.
Academic calendar10.
Grading system11.
Special status12.
Psychosocial counselling service for students△
Persons with international protection14.
Student identity card15.
IT services16.
Access to the libraries17.
Scholarships18.
Student associations19.
Social media20.
Living in the Republic of Slovenia 21.
Useful contacts and quick overview22.
Recognition and prevention of violence in the academic environment
