Getting Your Documents Ready
Before starting your application, ensure your Slovenian passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned entry date and contains at least two blank pages. Prepare a clear digital photograph and a scanned copy of your passport biographical page.
- Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay
- Minimum two blank pages in your passport
- Clear digital photo (plain background, no glasses)
- Scanned copy of your passport biographical page
eVisa Key Facts
- Single Entry: Madagascar tourist eVisas are issued as single-entry permits only.
- Stay Length: Choose either a 30-day or 60-day authorised stay based on your travel plans.
- Expiry Date: You must depart on or before the expiry date shown on your approval document.
- Re-Entry: Re-entry after departure requires a completely new application and fresh approval.
Permit Status Updates
After submitting, use your passport number and reference code to check progress at any time. Your approved eVisa will be sent directly to your registered email address as a PDF.
Do Slovenian Citizens Need a Visa for Madagascar?
Yes, all travellers from Slovenia must obtain a visa before entering Madagascar. The electronic system allows you to get your authorisation before you start your journey, making border checks much faster. Always check your Madagascar visa eligibility before making travel arrangements.
- eVisa must be approved before boarding.
- Travel with the same passport used to apply.
- Apply fully online from anywhere in Slovenia.
- Print and carry your approval email document.
- Avoid non-refundable bookings until visa is confirmed.
Planning tip: Submit your application at least one week before departure to allow sufficient processing time.
Your Stay in Madagascar
You can apply for a 30-day or 60-day permit depending on your travel plans. These are intended for tourism and leisure visits. Each permit is valid for a single entry into Madagascar.
Standard Holiday Permit
- Ideal for holidays, safaris, and short trips
- Single-entry authorisation
- Most common choice for Slovenian travellers
- Must depart within 30 days of entry
Extended Visit Permit
- Suited for extended tours and exploration
- Single-entry authorisation
- Higher fee than the 30-day option
- Must depart within 60 days of entry
What Documents Are Required
Have these documents ready before starting your application.
- Slovenian Passport: valid for at least six months from entry date, with a minimum of two blank pages.
- Passport Bio Page Scan: a high-resolution, clearly legible scan of your biographical data page.
- Digital Photograph: a recent passport-size photo against a plain background, free of glare or blur.
- Flight Itinerary: confirmed flight details showing your planned arrival and departure dates.
- Accommodation Booking: hotel reservation or confirmed accommodation covering your full stay.
- Valid Email Address: an active inbox where your approved eVisa document will be delivered.
For the full list of document specifications, visit the Madagascar visa requirements page.
Step-by-Step Application Guide
Open the online application form and complete each step carefully.
- Personal Details: Enter your full name, date of birth, nationality, and passport number exactly as they appear.
- Document Uploads: Upload a clear scan of your passport bio page and a recent photo.
- Travel Information: Provide your intended entry and exit dates, along with flight and accommodation details.
- Payment and Submission: Select a processing speed, pay securely online, and submit your application.
Important: Review every field before submitting. Errors can cause delays or rejection.
Selecting a Processing Option
Three processing speeds are available. Select the one that fits your departure timeline from Slovenia.
- Standard: Suitable for travellers who apply well in advance of their departure date.
- Urgent: A faster review option for those with approaching travel dates.
- Super Fast: Priority handling for last-minute travel requests from Ljubljana or anywhere in Slovenia.
Minimising Application Errors
Most issues arise from incorrect passport details or poorly scanned documents. Ensuring all your information matches your passport exactly will help prevent delays or rejection of your entry request.
Pre-Flight Preparation
Travel Documents
Passport and printed eVisa approval ready to present.
Booking Details
Accommodation booking and return flight confirmed.
Digital Backup
Digital copy of eVisa saved on your phone.
Apply Early
Submit at least one week before your departure date.
Overstay and Permit Expiry
If you need to extend your stay in Madagascar, you must apply for an extension at the immigration office before your permit expires. Overstaying is a violation of local rules. See the Madagascar visa requirements page for full details.
eVisa Fee Details
Fees vary by stay length and processing speed. The full amount is shown before payment with no hidden charges. See the Madagascar eVisa fee and processing time page for current pricing.
After Your Application is Sent
Track your status online using your reference number and passport. Your approved eVisa will be emailed as a PDF — do not reapply while it is still under review. Contact support if there is no update within the expected timeframe.
Slovenia to Madagascar Travel Notes
- Exchange money on arrival (Malagasy Ariary).
- Check recommended vaccinations before departure.
- Main languages: French and Malagasy.
- Buy a local SIM card on arrival for connectivity.
When Your eVisa is Confirmed
When your approval email arrives, verify that your name and passport number match exactly. Always keep a digital copy of your approved permit on your phone and carry a paper printout in your bag for easy access when you land.
Our Application Service
We provide a clear and organised interface that helps you complete your application without confusion. See the Madagascar visa requirements page for full entry conditions.
- Step-by-step application guidance.
- Automatic error checks before submission.
- Plain-language entry requirements.
- Works on all devices.
- Real-time tracking after submission.
Frequently Asked Questions
This specific eVisa is intended for tourism and non-work activities only.
No, it is generally a single-entry permit. A new application is required for re-entry.
You only need a digital scan of it during the application; the physical passport is required for travel.
