Particularly known for its mountainous landscapes, affordable ski hotspots, and scenic lakes, Slovenia has a rich and unique culture to become engulfed in. In an area where 1 in 20 citizens keep bees, traditional celebrations, home to the world’s longest stone-arch bridge railway, thousands of caves, breathtaking Lake Bled, and traditional cuisine, this small country is a unique destination to make it on anyone’s to-do list.
Keep reading to learn more about how you can reclaim your Slovenian citizenship through your family lineage.
Member of the European Union
Number of Ways to Apply
3
Generations Removed
2
Travel Required?
No
The Slovenian government you to reclaim your family’s citizenship within two generations of your family’s lineage. This means that if you have a Slovenian parent or grandparent, you could be eligible to receive a Slovenian passport, with which you would be able to live, work, and study in any of the 28 countries throughout the European Union with no restrictions.
Requirements
Many people whose parents or grandparents were born in Slovenia qualify for Czech citizenship through descent. Below are the personal requirements you must meet, as well as the documentation you must be able to present.
Paperwork Requirements
To apply for Slovenian citizenship, you must have the appropriate documents in order, and of which must be translated into Slovenian. You must be able to provide translated copies of:
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Your own birth certificate
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The birth certificate(s) and other relevant documents of your direct Czech ancestor
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Your parents’ marriage certificate