Brazilian Citizens in Slovenia: Schengen 90/180 Rules (2026)
As a Brazilian Citizen, you do not need a visa for tourist or business trips to Slovenia for up to 90 days within any 180-day rolling window.
90 Days / 180 Days
Cumulative across all 29 Schengen statesMandatory (2026)
€7 fee • 3-year validityHigh
€200 - €1,200How the 90/180-Day Rolling Window Works
The 90/180-day rule operates on a rolling backward window. Whenever you enter or stay in Slovenia, immigration authorities look back at the preceding 180 days. Every day spent in any of the 29 Schengen member states is combined into this single 90-day pool.
- Moving between Schengen states does NOT reset your allowance: Days in Spain, France, Germany, or Slovenia all count toward the same 90 days.
- Passport Validity: Valid at least 3 months beyond departure date from the EU.
Plan Your Safe Stay in Slovenia
Use the Atlassio interactive calculator pre-loaded for Brazilian Citizens entering Slovenia. Check your exact remaining days in real time.
Launch Free Stay Calculator →The "Schengen Shuffle" from Slovenia
If you reach your 90-day limit, you must leave the Schengen Area to reset your rolling window. Popular non-Schengen travel destinations nearby include:
Tax Residency & Extended Stays
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