Overstaying in Slovenia: fine, entry ban and enforcement
This is what Slovenia's own national law adds on top of the EU-wide entry-ban mechanism — every Schengen country runs that same baseline process, explained on the general overstay-penalties page, but the fine amount and exact enforcement style are set by each country individually.
Fine
No specific fine amount was found for Slovenia in this pass
Entry ban
6 months to 5 years (Aliens Act, ZTuj-2, entry-ban provision), with a 7–30 day voluntary-departure deadline set before removal or the ban takes effect
How it's enforced in practice
Sources disagree on whether the entry-ban provision is numbered Art. 66 or Art. 67 of ZTuj-2 (likely reflecting renumbering between the ZTuj-1 and ZTuj-2 versions of the law) — treat the article number as approximate. Sourced via a Slovenian legal-text compiler (zakonodaja.com) plus the national police's (policija.si) description of the general mechanism; Slovenia's official consolidated-text portal (pisrs.si) wasn't fetched directly this pass.
This is informational only, not legal advice — consult a qualified adviser if you're facing an actual return decision or entry ban.
Source: Zakon o tujcih (ZTuj-2), entry-ban provision, via zakonodaja.com
Checked against official sources on 2026-09-16.