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Red Passport

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Rm 302, 3/F,
Zhihuigu Innovation Square,
No. 542 Min Zhi Avenue,
Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

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Obtain excellent interview preparation assistance

The manager can speak Both English and Chinese

How to pass the interview in Slovenia

Applicants need to pass a mini-interview in Slovene and recite the oath to obtain citizenship (Potrdilo o Dr Avljanstvu). The process will take place in Upravna Enota, Ljubljana, after the Slovenian language foundation certificate has been obtained. Slovenia's oath has only three sentences, easy to remember. After taking the oath, the returnees become Slovenian citizens and can start processing European passports.

You have to rehearse before you take the oath of citizenship

Izrekam zvestobo moji novi domovini Republiki Sloveniji in se s prisego zavezujem, da bom spoštoval svobodni demokratični ustavni red Republike Slovenije, vrednote in načela svobode in demokracije in da bom kot državljan Republike Slovenije izpolnjeval svoje dolžnosti in obveznosti. Prisegam, da ne bom deloval in podpiral delovanja proti svobodnemu in demokratičnemu ustavnemu redu ali obstoju Republike Slovenije in da protipravno ne bom ogrožal organov Republike Slovenije ali predstavnikov teh organov. Prisegam, da ne bom podpiral delovanja zoper interese Republike Slovenije z uporabo nasilja ali pripravljalnih dejanj k uporabi nasilja.

How to learn The Slovenian language

To obtain Slovene citizenship, returnees aged 14 to 60 must pass a short language test to ensure that their knowledge of Slovene is at a basic A1 level. Systematic learning of the language helps to pass the test successfully. Learning Slovenian is relatively easy and quick for the citizens of CIS countries. The official language of the Republic of Slovenia is similar in many ways to Russian.

Memorizing common expressions, listening to tapes and watching educational videos are all very effective ways to learn Slovenian every day. Using a free 20-minute daily language course or a tutor will help you master the basic level of Slovenian and pass the language knowledge test.

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