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What Consular Officers Cannot Do

Consular officers cannot act as travel agents, banks, lawyers, investigators, or law enforcement officers. Please do not expect them to find you employment, get you residence or driving permits, act as interpreters, search for missing luggage, or settle disputes with hotel managers. They can, however, tell you how to get help on these and other matters.

If you need to pick up mail or messages while traveling, some banks and international credit card companies handle mail for customers at their overseas branches. General Delivery (poštno ležeÄ?e) services at post offices in Slovenia will hold mail for you.

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Consular Section
U.S. Embassy
Prešernova cesta 31
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

Closed U.S. & Slovene Holidays

Map & Directions to the Embassy

Visas to the U.S.
Monday - Friday
Click here to make an appointment 
Tel +386-1-200-5599
Fax +386-1-200-5535
Email
Consularljublj@state.gov

American Citizen Services
Monday – Friday
0900-1130 and 1300-1500
Click here to make an appointment
Tel +386-1-200-5595
Fax + 386-1-200-5535
Email
ACSLjubljana@state.gov

After-hours Emergencies, call
+386-1-200-5500 and press 0




 

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