Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How long does the process take?
The standard timeline for Slovenian citizenship by descent is 6–12 months, depending on your file and government processing speed.
2. Can I include my family?
Yes. Your spouse and children can be included in your application under streamlined terms.
3. Do I need to travel to Slovenia?
In most cases, no travel is required. Our legal team manages document collection, translation, submission, and representation on your behalf.
4. Do I need to give up my current citizenship?
No. Slovenia allows dual citizenship in most cases, so you can retain your existing nationality.
5. Is this legal?
Absolutely. We only work with government-approved, legal processes under Article 12 of Slovenian citizenship law.
6. What if my application is rejected?
Our model is results-based. If your application is refused due to no fault of your own, you are fully protected by our refund guarantee.
7. Do you sell passports?
No. We are a legal consultancy, not a passport seller. We provide guidance, legal support, and document management through official government channels.
8. What payments do I make and when?
• A small initial deposit to begin.
• Milestone payments only after progress is made.
• No full payment until results are achieved
9. Do I need to speak Slovenian?
For citizenship by descent, no language test is required.
10. Can I use Quantome Passport if I’m not currently living in the EU?
Yes. We serve clients worldwide, with offices in London and Dubai, and digital support globally.
11. Do I need to speak Slovenian for citizenship?
No, language proficiency isn't required for descent or marriage routes, but naturalization may involve basic integration.
12. How long does Slovenian citizenship take?
Typically 4–12 months with expert guidance, depending on your route (e.g., faster for descent).
13. What documents prove Slovenian descent?

Birth/marriage certificates, old passports, or archive records—we handle translations and apostilles.
14. Can my family apply together?

Yes, spouses and children can join descent or naturalization applications for shared EU benefits.
15. Is dual citizenship allowed?

Yes, if your home country permits; Slovenia doesn't require renunciation for most cases.
16 What are residence requirements for naturalization?
10 years total in Slovenia, with 5 continuous years before applying.
17. How does citizenship by marriage work?

Marry a Slovenian, live in Slovenia for 1 year continuously, and be married for 3+ years.
18 Can former citizens reacquire Slovenian nationality?
Yes, after 6 months continuous residence in Slovenia.
19 What about stateless persons?

Eligible after 5 years continuous residence as stateless in Slovenia.
20 What is extraordinary naturalization?

For national interest (e.g., cultural/economic contributions); requires 1 year residence.
21. Do I need to renounce my current citizenship?
Not for extraordinary naturalization or if you're an EU citizen with reciprocity.
22. How is citizenship acquired by birth?
Automatic if at least one parent is Slovenian (blood ties, not birthplace).
23. What if a child is born abroad?
Register via consulate; apply before age 18 if needed.
24. Where do I submit declarations?
At Slovenian embassies, administrative units, or the Ministry of the Interior.
25. Can expatriates apply without residence?
Yes, if descendants (up to 4th degree) with active Slovenian ties.
26. How to terminate Slovenian citizenship?

By release (if abroad, over 18, no debts) or renunciation (born abroad, before 25).
27. Is proof of release from prior citizenship needed?

Waived for EU citizens, stateless, or if impossible.
28. Can minors have dual citizenship?
Yes, no need to choose later.
29. Does acquiring another citizenship end Slovenian one?
No, Slovenia allows multiple nationalities.
30. What proofs are needed for expatriate applications?

Recommendations from Slovenian organizations and 5+ years involvement evidence.
