KEY UPDATE The legally prescribed minimum hourly rate for student and pupil work increased on 5 February 2026. NEW MINIMUM HOURLY RATES Gross hourly rate: 8.98 EURNet hourly rate: 7.73 EURAmount paid directly to the student’s bank account. IMPORTANT FEBRUARY PAYROLL RULE February work must be calculated based on the actual date of work. WORK […]
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Slovenia has set a new minimum wage for 2026. From 1 January 2026, the net minimum wage reaches approximately 1,000 EUR, with a gross amount of 1,481.88 EUR. The change affects payroll, employment costs, and employee benefits. Key figures for 2026 How the minimum wage is set The minimum wage is calculated based on: Direct […]
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Renting out real estate in Slovenia creates tax obligations for individuals, including foreign property owners. Income from real estate located in Slovenia is treated as Slovenian source income. This creates a direct tax filing obligation in Slovenia for the property owner. You pay income tax in Slovenia regardless of your tax residency status. This rule […]
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Slovenia activated the short-time work scheme under ZUDPNP. The measure supports employers who face temporary disruptions and need to reduce working hours. The goal is simple: to protect jobs and stabilize operations during unexpected circumstances. The government adopted the decision on December 4, 2025. The measure came into effect on December 5, 2025. Employers can […]
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Real estate tax in Slovenia 2026 – What homeowners need to prepare for Slovenia will keep the same real estate tax brackets in 2026 as in 2025. This has been confirmed by the Ministry of Finance in its latest proposal for the annual revaluation rules. This article summarizes the key points for homeowners and investors […]
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As of November 20, 2025, Slovenia introduced a new mandatory employee benefit, the winter bonus (zimski regres).This overview is based on explanations from the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and official guidelines from the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Finance. SIBIZ assists many international employers in Slovenia. Our team in Ljubljana includes […]
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The EU took a step toward implementing the new trade agreement with the United States. Member states backed the European Commission ‘s proposal to eliminate or reduce tariffs on industrial goods and selected agricultural products from the United States. They also added safeguards to protect sensitive sectors. Key points Why it matters to businessesYou face […]
READ MORENew Rules Now in Force for Employing Foreign Workers in Slovenia Slovenia has completed important reforms of the Aliens Act and the Act on Employment and Work of Aliens. Both laws were passed in May 2025. Several key provisions came into effect on November 20, 2025. Below is an overview of the most important changes, […]
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Slovenia has opened a new chapter for digital nomads, remote workers and global entrepreneurs. From November 20, 2025, foreign citizens from outside the EU and EEA will be together with their families. able to apply for the new Digital Nomad EU Residence Permit. This permit supports highly mobile professionals who work remotely for foreign employers […]
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Slovenia approved important tax procedure changes that introduce new EU reporting rules for crypto transactions and strengthen compliance with the global minimum tax framework for multinational groups. Key points The amended law implements EU rules on the reporting and exchange of information on income from cryptoassets, with the aim of strengthening cooperation between tax authorities […]
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