Slovenia

Slovenia’s eVŠ application process links admission with recognition of foreign education. Check the places and deadlines for your applicant category. Belarusian applicants should request an individual fee assessment: citizenship, protection status and residence circumstances can affect whether an exemption applies.

The system includes universities and other higher-education institutions with academic and professional routes. Compare the exact qualification and study mode before choosing a programme. European Commission: study in Slovenia

Bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral study are available. For doctoral study, ask separately about supervision, tuition and funded research positions rather than assuming a place includes a salary. European Commission: study in Slovenia

The national portal gives indicative annual ranges of EUR 2,000–11,000 for bachelor’s, EUR 2,000–15,000 for master’s and EUR 2,000–6,000 for doctoral study. Fee exemptions depend on conditions including citizenship, protection or residence status. Ask the institution to assess your evidence; Belarusian citizenship alone does not establish an exemption. Study in Slovenia: tuition and funding

The portal links to Ad futura and other schemes. Its listed 2026 foreign-citizen postgraduate scholarship targets Western Balkan countries; it should not be presented as a general Belarusian opportunity. Mobility support is distinct from funding an entire degree. Study in Slovenia: tuition and funding

Applications use eVŠ, with places and requirements depending on applicant category. Monitor portal messages and email for supplementary-document requests. The linked explanatory page contains an older call, so use the current institution/eVŠ notice for actual dates. Study in Slovenia: bachelor’s applications

Use the published call for your intake and applicant category. Record the application deadline and any later evidence-submission deadline separately. Do not copy dates from a previous-year example.

Confirm the teaching language and any required Slovene certificate directly with the programme. Check whether an English option applies to a complete degree or only selected courses. Study in Slovenia: bachelor’s applications

Recognition for continuing education is handled by the competent institution within the enrolment process. Prepare the qualification, supporting educational records and any requested translation or educational chronology. Confirm the exact list and exceptions before commissioning certified documents. Study in Slovenia: recognition of foreign education

The Commission profile provides orientation on entry and residence. Ask the competent Slovenian authority how your current citizenship and residence/protection status affect the route, and verify work conditions separately. European Commission: study in Slovenia

1. Find the current eVŠ call and your applicant category.
2. Prepare recognition evidence.
3. Request a written fee/exemption assessment.
4. Confirm funding and residence arrangements before accepting the place.