Slovenia

=Visiting = ''Give a brief overview of what it's like to visit. How easy is the border, how safe is the country, are there great things to see and do, etc.''

=Entering with a Car or Motorbike= Correct as of: April 2015 

Required Paperwork
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Process at border

 * If you enter Slovenia from Austria, Hungary or [[Italy], there is no border checkpoint, so no problem entering with a vehicle.
 * If you enter from Croatia, you'll find a border checkpoint, where you will be asked for both the documents of the vehicles and yours.

Cost of entry
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Permitted length of stay
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Extension of stay
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Storing a vehicle and temporarily leaving the country
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Also mention if the owner / temporary importer can leave the country while the vehicle is in storage.

Exiting with a vehicle
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=Driving in =

Vehicle insurance requirements
Yes or No if insurance is mandatory, and what kind is acceptable.

Cost of vehicle insurance
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Where to purchase vehicle insurance
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Driving license
International driving licence in addition to the original driving licence.

Driving side of road
Right. Unknown if RHD vehicles can be driven in.

Mandatory items in vehicle

 * Safety Triangle
 * Yellow jacket
 * Set of replacement lights
 * First aid kit

General Road quality
Roads are very good, mainly paved. There are a lot of "forest roads" allowed to all vehicles, unpaved but clean. Roads can reach up to 23% of gradient, especially in the Alps.

Road signs
No problem regarding road signs, everything is well-indicated.

Toll roads
Toll roads are highways (Esat-west and North-south). You have to buy a vignette (for 15 days/1 month/1 year), tolls are video-controled and the vignette is read by an automatic system when you enter the highway. Vignette can be found nearly on all the roads that lead into the country, immediately after the border.

Bribery in
None to be expected.

Checkpoints
None to be expected.

Traveling with pets
No problems known if you come from any European country, there are no border check-points so nobody will ask you anything.

=Gas price in and Diesel price in = Last updated: April 2015 

Gas and Diesel Availability / Frequency
No problem finding gas, there are stations everywhere. Prices are the same no matter the name/brand of the station.

Gas and Diesel Quality
Very good quality for both diesel and gas.

=Safety and Security Considerations=

Driving at night
The country is safe and you can drive at night.

Vehicle parking

 * Vehicle parking is no issue during the day nor is it at night if you do not plan to sleep in the vehicle.
 * If you plan to sleep in the vehicle, you are not allowed to park anywhere else than on dedicated areas or campings.

Special driving considerations

 * Nothing special to be considered. Slovenians are very polite and will take into consideration you are a foreigner and will ease your way.
 * Just take into consideration that if a road is not allowed to a certain category of vehicles (length, weight, height etc.) there is always a good reason and you will be stuck if you try.
 * Be careful when you enter a town, there may be small roads or limited in height where you have difficulties to pass through if you have a big vehicle.

Security advisories and information
=Camping in = Be careful, wild cammping is NOT ALLOWED. Fines are  when you are fined into a non-specified camping-zone. You have to go to dedicated areas or campings. Campings can be quite expensive, about  -  a night (especially in the Alps), dedicated areas are around  -  a night.

Camping guide books
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Drinking water
No problem with water. You can also drink water from lakes/rivers.

=Navigation=

Paper maps
Reise Know-How are amoung the best paper maps. Purchase paper maps before arriving in

GPS Maps of
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GPS co-ordinates for camping, propane, gas, repairs, etc. in
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 * iOverlander is a website and iPhone application designed by Overlanders, for Overlanders. It contains GPS co-ordinates and reviews for camping, hotels, propane, water, mechanics, borders and much more.
 * Park4Night is a website and application were you may find a lot of places and coordinates to sleep by.

=Special Overland Travel interests= List any special items / places that are popular with Overlanders

=Vehicle Maintenance=

Local Garages
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=Buy or sell a car or motorbike in = Buy Describe how a foreigner can buy a vehicle. List any difficulties or limitations on where the vehicle can be driven.

Sell ''Describe how a foreigner can sell a foreign-plated vehicle, or list not possible.'

=References= Links to the source of any information - blogs or discussion forums, etc.

=Helpful External links= Add any helpful external links here.