Foreigners without a residence permit may need to prove accommodation for a 10-day quarantine in certain entry scenarios

According to the source, Russian nationals without a Slovenian temporary or permanent residence permit must, in the specified entry scenario, prove in advance where they will stay during a 10-day quarantine. This can affect travel preparation and require accommodation documentation before crossing the border. The rule primarily concerns short-term visitors and people who have not yet obtained resident status. It is worth checking for anyone planning entry under that scenario, while for a long-term move it is an additional first-entry condition rather than a change to the residence-permit process.