I would suggest checking here http://www.gov.si/mzz/dkp/vwa/eng/consular_depa.shtml to do it the right way.

In reality, there are lots of people here who don't have visas. It is always a bit dicey. Many people read the law that they have to leave every 3 months and have a border stamp to prove it. I think you are reading the law right though.

You must get your visa in the US before coming though. If not, it is a huge hassle.

If you are independent and have adequate health coverage, I don't see any reason they wouldn't let you.

Cheers,
Jan

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Bill:
Did you receive an answer to your question concerning retirement of U.S. Citizen in Slovenia?

If so, could you share it with me?

John Fernandez
jdfdz2000@yahoo.com

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My daughter is living in Belgrade since 2 years and just extends her visa by paying a nominal amt. If you need more info you can call Ambi +381 11 3860652 0r email anberin@gmail.com
dil

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did you move to slovenia?

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