EGYPT
Egypt
Slovenian Missions
Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia
21 Soliman Abaza St., 6 th Floor
Mohandessin,
Cairo
Arab Republic of Egypt
Phone: (+) 20 2 3749 98 78
Fax: (+) 20 2 3749 71 41
Responsible for: Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Oman
E-mail: vka(at)gov.si
WWW: http://cairo.embassy.si/en
Ambassador: Dr Robert Kokalj
Consular Department of the Embassy:
Tel:(+) 20 2 3749 98 78
Office hours of the Consular department are Sunday to Thursday, except Wednesday, between 9.00 and 12.00.
Foreign Missions
Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt
Opekarska cesta 18A
SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
T: (+) 386 1 429 54 20/283 94 37
F: (+) 386 1 283 91 22
E: embassyofegyptljubljana(at)yahoo.com, embassy.ljubljana(at)mfa.gov.eg
H.E. Ms Heba Sidhom, Ambassador
Information
For Slovenian citizens
Visa is required for Slovenian citizens.
Visa can be obtained at any Egyptian entry points upon arrival (airports, land or sea ports).
Visa is not required for holders of diplomatic and service passports up to 90 days (Official Gazette RS No.60/95).
For foreign citizens
Visa is reqired.
Localy harmonised list of supporting documents that should be submitted in support of an application for a uniform visa
In certain cases of visa procedure additional documentation may be requested by the consulate.
Visa is not required for holders of diplomatic and service passports up to 90 days (Official Gazette RS No.60/95).
11 October 2011 – As from 08:00 (Brussels time) today, the Visa Information System (VIS) will start operations. Schengen states' visa-issuing consular posts in North Africa are the first to be connected to this database exchanging data on short-stay visas among Schengen countries. Visa applicants will enjoy faster procedures thanks to the use of biometrics (fingerprints and a digital facial image) which will facilitate the identification of visa holders and help to avoid identity theft.
The procedure for collecting fingerprints is simple, rapid and discreet. The applicant will only have to place his/her fingers on the surface of a digital scanner. When lodging subsequent applications within five years, the fingerprints will not be taken again but copied from the previous application in the VIS. After five years, data will be erased.
Progressively rolled out in the different regions of the world, the VIS will start operating in North Africa, to be followed by the Near East, and the Gulf region. All Schengen states' consular posts worldwide should be connected to the VIS within two years.
http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/home-affairs/index.html
http://ec.europa.eu/commission_2010-2014/malmstrom/welcome/default_en.htm
Internet links