How do Slovenian citizens apply for an Azerbaijan e-visa?

Slovenian citizens can apply for an Azerbaijan e-visa online through the Azerbaijan Immigration Services portal. The process is relatively simple and can be completed in a matter of minutes. Here are the steps on how to apply for an Azerbaijan e-visa for Slovenian citizens:

• Visit the Azerbaijan Immigration Services
• Click on the "Apply Visa". Select the type of e-visa you need
• Enter your personal information, including your full name, date of birth, passport number, and nationality
• Select "Slovenia" from the list of nationality-eligible countries
• Upload a scanned copy of your passport's photo page
• Pay the visa fee
• Submit your application.
• Receive your e-visa: The processing period is normally between one and four business days. Once your e-visa has been granted, you will get it via email. It is recommended that you print the e-visa and bring it with you while visiting Azerbaijan.

The e-visa allows for one entrance into Azerbaijan and a stay of up to 30 days.

The visa is connected to the passport used in your application, so make sure you enter Azerbaijan using the same one.

If your application is refused, you may be required to apply for a normal visa through an Azerbaijani embassy or consulate.

Slovenian people can easily get an e-visa for travel to Azerbaijan by following these simple steps.

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