Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Moscow

The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Moscow is Slovenia’s official representation in the Russian Federation.

The Republic of Slovenia established diplomatic relations with the Russian Federation on 25 May 1992 and shortly thereafter opened an embassy on Malaya Gruzinskaya Street. In 1995, the Embassy moved to a new building in the centre of Moscow, close to the statue of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, Russia’s greatest poet. The two countries have developed excellent relations, which is evident from regular political dialogue at the highest level and positive cooperation in the economic and cultural as well as other areas.

The Embassy maintains and promotes diplomatic relations with the Russian authorities and regions. Its main tasks include representing the interests of the Republic of Slovenia in the Russian Federation, promoting bilateral and multilateral cooperation at the political level, fostering cooperation in the fields of the economy, culture, science, and education, promoting Slovenia’s tourism and providing consular assistance to and protection of Slovenian nationals.

The Embassy is also accredited to Belarus and the Central Asian countries (the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan).

This webpage contains information on the activities of the Embassy’s sections and Slovenia's activities in Moscow under the Newsroom tab.

Ada Filip-Slivnik

Ambassador

How friendly are border police officers?

Dear Visitors!

The Ministry of the Interior - Police has prepared a survey that measures the performance of police officers at Slovenian border crossings, their attitude towards passengers and their outward appearance. Though the results of the survey have no statistically applicable value, we will try to consider the opinions of all visitors participating in this survey. Thank you for filling it in. It will take only a few minutes of your time.

The survey results should be published this autumn. There are 22 questions in this survey.

Survey - HOW FRIENDLY ARE BORDER POLICE OFFICERS?

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