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    Slovenia Visiting Family and Friends Visa from Bangladesh

    Schengen short-stay visa for temporary private visits to family, relatives, friends, and close personal contacts in Slovenia.

    Last Updated: 30 August 2026

    The Slovenia Visiting Family and Friends Visa is a Schengen short-stay visa for Bangladeshi applicants planning a temporary private visit to a family member, relative, friend, or close personal contact in Slovenia. It generally permits a stay of up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

    Apply under Slovenia when it is the principal destination, the country of longest stay, or the place connected to the main private-visit purpose. Sweden represents Slovenia for short-stay visa matters in Bangladesh, and applications are lodged through the Sweden Visa Application Centre in Dhaka. This route is not intended for family reunification or residence exceeding 90 days. 

    Document Checklist

    1. Passport (Original): Original passport valid for at least 3 months beyond the intended return/departure date, with at least 2 blank pages.
    2. Previous Passport(s) & Visa Copies: Copies of previous passport(s), recent passport bio page, and previously issued visas/stamps to support travel history, where available.
    3. Photograph (ICAO Format): Provide 2-4 recent colour passport photographs with a plain white background, 60%-70% face coverage, no eyeglasses, no head/ear coverings unless worn for religious reasons, and no borders. Photos must be ICAO-compliant.
    4. Schengen Visa Application Form (Offline): Printed Schengen visa application form completed for each applicant; signed and dated. For minors, the form must be signed by parent/legal guardian.
    5. Cover Letter: Applicant’s signed letter addressed to the Visa Officer/Visa Office explaining the family or friends visit purpose, intended travel dates, host details, accommodation plan, funding source, relationship/connection with the inviter, and key supporting documents.
    6. Flight Reservation (Temporary): Provisional flight itinerary/reservation showing travel dates, route, and flight details, consistent with the planned schedule. Payment is not necessarily required at this stage.
    7. Invitation Form / Invitation Letter from Host in Slovenia: Invitation form or signed invitation letter from the host/inviter in Slovenia confirming the relationship or connection with the applicant, purpose of visit, intended travel dates, duration, host address, contact details, and whether accommodation or financial support will be provided.
    8. Host/Inviter Identification & Status Documents: Clear copies of the host/inviter’s passport bio page, Slovenian identity card, residence permit, or other valid status document, as applicable.
    9. Host/Inviter Address or Residence Evidence: Tenancy/lease document, utility bill, residence registration, or other address proof showing where the applicant will stay in Slovenia.
    10. Proof of Relationship or Personal Connection: Documents showing the relationship or connection between the applicant and the host, such as birth certificate, marriage certificate, family records, photos, communication history, or other relevant evidence, as applicable.
    11. Host Financial / Sponsorship Documents: If the host will support the visit, provide the certified and registered Letter of Guarantee where applicable, recent bank statements for the previous three months, income or employment proof, and relevant property or tenancy evidence.
    12. No Objection Letter (NOC) / Letter of Introduction: Employer/company letter confirming employment or business affiliation, designation, approved leave dates, travel purpose, and expected return after the trip. Signed by an authorized signatory where applicable.
    13. Proof of Occupation: Documents confirming your current professional status and ties to your home country, such as employment certificates, leave approval, pay slips, salary statements, or business-related documents (e.g., Trade License, Incorporation Certificate, MOA, Form XII, IRC/ERC). These should be recent, consistent with your application, and clearly demonstrate your ongoing occupation and intent to return after your visit.
    14. Company TIN & ITR: Copy of the employer/company TIN certificate and copies of the company Income Tax Return (ITR) for the last 3 tax years, along with the acknowledgement receipts.
    15. Personal Bank Statements & Solvency Certificate: Original bank statements (personal and/or salary account) for the last 6 months, issued by the bank and showing the bank name and contact details. Statements must be stamped and signed by an authorized bank officer (e-statements not accepted), and accompanied by a bank solvency/financial standing certificate where required.
    16. Business/Company Bank Statements & Solvency Certificate: Original bank statements for the last 6 months for business/company accounts, issued by the bank and showing the bank name and contact details. Statements must be stamped and signed by an authorized bank officer (e-statements not accepted), and accompanied by a bank solvency/financial standing certificate where required.
    17. Personal TIN & ITR: Copy of the personal TIN certificate and Income Tax Return (ITR) for the last 3 tax years, along with the acknowledgement receipts.
    18. Civil Status Documents: Marriage certificate, divorce certificate, death certificate, birth certificate, or family-related documents where applicable, especially when travelling with spouse or children.
    19. Minor Applicant Documents: For minors, provide birth certificate, parental consent, parent/legal guardian identification, proof of economic means of parents/legal guardian, and custody or guardianship documents where applicable.
    20. Travel Health Insurance: Travel medical insurance covering the full duration of stay, valid across the Schengen area, with minimum medical coverage of EUR 30,000. The policy must show insured person, coverage area, dates, and coverage limit. 

    Process Roadmap

    Step 1

    Confirm Slovenia as the Correct Visit Destination

    Confirm that Slovenia is the sole destination, longest-stay country, or location of the main private visit. A Schengen short-stay visa (Type C) is generally used for eligible stays.

    Step 2

    Complete the Application Form

    Complete the Schengen application form. Keep the passport details, host information, travel dates, accommodation, funding, and supporting records consistent throughout the application.

    Step 3

    Collect Invitation & Host Evidence

    Arrange the signed invitation, host identity or residence proof, Slovenia address evidence, relationship documents, and a certified Letter of Guarantee where relevant.

    Step 4

    Prepare Applicant Documents

    Prepare the passport, photographs, cover letter, occupation and financial records, itinerary, civil documents, minor papers where applicable, and travel insurance.

    Step 5

    Book Appointment at Visa Application Centre

    Book through the Sweden Visa Application Centre in Dhaka under the representation arrangement. Keep the confirmation and organize the file in A4 format.

    Step 6

    Submit the File and Biometrics

    Attend in person to submit the application and passport, provide biometrics where required, and complete the applicable visa and VFS payments.

    Step 7

    Track the Case and Check the Visa

    Track the case through VFS. After passport return, verify the personal details, validity, entries, and permitted stay before travel.

    Common Rejection Pitfalls

    The invitation route is incomplete or unsuitable

    How UnivEase helps

    We check the Slovenian invitation, dates, accommodation, and cost responsibility so the correct host-document route is clear.

    The relationship or personal connection is weakly supported

    How UnivEase helps

    We organize civil records, family documents, photographs, communication history, and other evidence showing the genuine connection with the host.

    Host support and accommodation are unclear

    How UnivEase helps

    We review the host address, applicant funds, sponsor income, bank records, property or tenancy evidence, and trip costs so the support plan is clear.

    The temporary-visit and return plan is not convincing

    How UnivEase helps

    We review occupation, leave, family responsibilities, finances, travel history, proposed duration, and return arrangements.

    VFS & Embassy

    Embassy

    Embassy of Sweden, Dhaka
    Address: Bay’s Edgewater, 6th Floor, Gulshan-2, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh.
    Telephone: +88 02 5566 8500
    Fax: 02222299032 (local) / +8802222299032 (international)
    Email: ambassaden.dhaka@gov.se / migration.dhaka@gov.se
    Website: Click Here
    Office Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 8.00 am to 4.00 pm. 

    Visa Application Centre

    Sweden Visa Application Centre, Dhaka
    Address: Borak Mehnur, 51/B, Level 7, Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani, Dhaka-1213, Bangladesh.
    Phone: (+88) 09606 777 333 / (+88) 09666 911 382
    Email: Info.SwedenBD@vfshelpline.com
    Website: Click Here
    Submission hours: Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 1.00 pm.
    Passport Collection hours: Sunday to Thursday, 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm. 

    Frequently Asked Questions

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