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Hello everyone.

I'm considering applying for Slovenian citizenship and have a few questions about the process. From what I understand, there are multiple pathways, including naturalization, descent, and residency. Could someone clarify the residency requirements for naturalization? Also, how does the process differ for those with Slovenian ancestry versus those without? Are there specific language or integration tests involved? I’ve heard there are additional benefits to being a citizen, such as access to EU rights. Any insights or personal experiences with the application process would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!

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To apply for Slovenian citizenship:

Naturalization: You need to live in Slovenia for at least 10 years, with the last 5 years continuous. You'll need to pass a Slovenian language test and show integration into society.

Descent: If you have Slovenian ancestors, you might be eligible by proving your lineage. This process is usually simpler.

Residency: For those without Slovenian ancestry, the process is similar to naturalization but may involve meeting specific residency requirements.

Citizenship grants EU benefits, including the right to live and work in EU countries.

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To apply for Slovenian citizenship:

Naturalization: You need to live in Slovenia for at least 10 years, with the last 5 years continuous. You'll need to pass a Slovenian language test and show integration into society.

Descent: If you have Slovenian ancestors, you might be eligible by proving your lineage. This process is usually simpler.
https://www.tv360nigeria.com/citize...immigrantinlaw/
Residency: For those without Slovenian ancestry, the process is similar to naturalization but may involve meeting specific residency requirements.

Citizenship grants EU benefits, including the right to live and work in EU countries.

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