Slovenia

Holders of a Kuwaiti ordinary passport need a visa, obtained in advance, to enter Slovenia. The permitted stay is 90 days in any 180. Apply via: At the embassy — or exempt if you already hold a valid Schengen visa. Ordinary passports apply at the embassy (via Slovenia’s Schengen representation in Kuwait), or are exempt if they already hold a valid Schengen visa. Special and diplomatic passports do not need a visa.

90 days in any 180. A maximum of 90 days within any 180 consecutive days. The window rolls: on any day you are inside the Schengen area, count back 180 days and add up the days you were present — the total must stay at or under 90. Crucially, days are counted across all Schengen countries combined, not per country, so a week in France plus a week in Germany uses 14 days of your allowance. Arrival and departure days each count as a full day, and overstaying can lead to being refused entry later.

At the embassy — or exempt if you already hold a valid Schengen visa

Holders of a Kuwaiti special passport do not need a visa in advance to enter Slovenia. The permitted stay is 90 days in any 180. Ordinary passports apply at the embassy (via Slovenia’s Schengen representation in Kuwait), or are exempt if they already hold a valid Schengen visa. Special and diplomatic passports do not need a visa.

Holders of a Kuwaiti diplomatic passport do not need a visa in advance to enter Slovenia. The permitted stay is 90 days in any 180. Ordinary passports apply at the embassy (via Slovenia’s Schengen representation in Kuwait), or are exempt if they already hold a valid Schengen visa. Special and diplomatic passports do not need a visa.