Directions · Slovenia
Slovenia applications from the UK go through the VFS Global centres in London, Manchester and Edinburgh. Appointments are released without notice and taken within minutes — we watch for them so you do not have to refresh the page.
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We have not run this route long enough to publish figures for it — so instead of numbers, here is what is officially documented.
What we can tell you about this route
Monitoring on this route starts when you place a request. We will not quote you odds we have not measured.
The same visa, the same fee — the difference is which building you attend, and how appointments there have actually been released.
| Centre | Availability checks | Openings | Last opening |
|---|---|---|---|
| London | no data for the period | — | — |
| Manchester | no data for the period | — | — |
| Edinburgh | no data for the period | — | — |
The categories VFS Global accepts on this route. They are the same at every centre listed above.
| Visa type | Processing |
|---|---|
| TOURIST | 15 calendar days |
| Visiting Family and Friends | 15 calendar days |
| EEA/EU and Swiss national family member | 15 calendar days |
| Business | 15 calendar days |
| Other Short Stay Visas | 2 weeks |
| Resident Permit | — |
| Long Stay National Visa | 20 days |
| Minors | 15 calendar days |
We have not run this route long enough to put a number on it, and we will not invent one - the figures on our other pages are recorded, and a made-up one here would make all of them worthless. It has 3 centres - London, Manchester and Edinburgh - each releasing separately, and 8 visa categories to choose between, with a published processing time of 15 calendar days. The pattern everywhere we do measure is the same: appointments appear without notice, in batches, and are gone within minutes. Monitoring here steps up when you place a request, and nothing is owed until one is booked.
Any of them. VFS Global publishes the same visa categories, the same fees and the same processing times for all of them on this route, so the only real difference is travel time on the day. We watch every centre listed above and take whichever opens first, unless you tell us one is out of the question - which is worth saying if you would not fly across the country for an appointment.
VFS Global publishes this for the route: Every applicant can submit his/her Schengen visa application up to 6 months before the intended travel date to the Schengen Area. The minimum processing time for a visa application is 15 calendar days , so applicants are advised to leave enough time - between the appointment date and travel date - for the Mission to process their visa application; That clock starts at your appointment, not at your request to us - which is exactly why the appointment date is the part worth fighting for. An appointment six weeks out pushes the decision six weeks out with it.
Two separate things. The consular fee and the centre's service charge go to VFS Global Global and the consulate on the day - the published fee tables are above, and the amount depends on category, age and nationality. Our own fee is separate, quoted per request, and charged only after an appointment is booked and confirmed. If nothing opens, you owe nothing. Booking through the official system is free; what you are paying us for is the watching and the paperwork.
Nothing from your VFS Global account - not the login, not the password, not a code from your email. The work does not touch it. What we do need is your own paperwork: the applicant details exactly as they appear in the passport, and the documents VFS Global asks for on this route, including scans where it requires them. An application cannot be filed without those, so we ask for them in conversation once the route is agreed - never through a form on a public page.
No, and anyone who does is selling you something they do not control. The consulate decides how many appointments exist and when they appear; we control only how fast they are noticed and taken. What we can promise is the shape of the deal: we watch, and you pay if and only if an appointment ends up booked in your name.
Refreshing the booking page dozens of times an hour is what triggers the "unusual activity" and "permission issue" errors people run into - we have documented what each of those codes actually means. We work within what the account can take, which is the whole point of doing it with tooling instead of by hand at 3am. Your application is submitted through the official system like anyone else's.
Longer answers to the questions behind these: what "no slots available" really means, when appointments actually open, where you are allowed to apply.
The same country of application, a different destination — or the same visa, applied for from somewhere else.
We watch these centres continuously and book the moment an appointment opens. You pay after the booking is confirmed — if nothing opens, there is nothing to pay. Nothing from your VFS Global account is needed - not the login, not the password, not a code. What we do need is your own details and, where the route requires them, your documents.