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Slovenia has reopened its borders to EU and Schengen nationals and those traveling within the Schengen zone; however special quarantine restrictions apply to travelers arriving from countries with high rates of COVID-19. Travelers who are not EU/Schengen nationals or traveling within the Schengen zone may only enter the country for an "essential" reason. For travelers who may enter the country, Slovenia continues to make adjustments to its lists.

Travelers arriving from a country on the green list can enter Slovenia without restrictions and quarantine. Travelers arriving from a country on the yellow list (countries that have not been included either on the green or red list) who are Slovenian citizens, and foreigners with permanent or temporary residence in Slovenia who are traveling from the EU member states or the Schengen Area, can enter Slovenia without going through quarantine, provided that they present evidence that they are not arriving from the countries on the red list. Other travelers arriving from a country on the yellow list will be subject to a mandatory 10-day quarantine. Travelers arriving from a country on the red list will be subject to a mandatory 10-day quarantine, regardless of their citizenship or country of residence. Travelers arriving from a country on the yellow and red list may be allowed to enter the country without going through a 10-day quarantine if they meet any one of the exemptions listed below. Some of the exemptions requires the traveler to present a negative coronavirus test results taken within 3 days prior to arrival, have proof of being vaccinated, or having recovered from COVID-19. Exemptions from quarantine include: travelers in transit, diplomatic passport holders, persons engaged in major social and economic activities, and workers in international transport. A full list of the exemptions can be found on the Slovenian Government website.