Slovenia Introduces the New Digital Nomad EU Residence Permit, Effective 20 November 2025

Slovenia Introduces the New Digital Nomad EU Residence Permit, Effective 20 November 2025

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 Updates Tax Procedure Act, New Rules for Crypto Reporting and Minimum Tax Compliance

Slovenia Updates Tax Procedure Act, New Rules for Crypto Reporting and Minimum Tax Compliance

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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EU Finance Ministers Move to End the Low Value Customs Exemption

EU Finance Ministers Move to End the Low Value Customs Exemption

The EU agreed to end the low value customs exemption for parcels under 150 EUR. The goal is to limit the flow of low cost imports tied to Temu, Shein and other platforms. Member states push for implementation in 2026, not 2028. Key developments Impact for businesses Next steps More information on this: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/sl/press/press-releases/2025/11/13/customs-council-takes-action-to-tackle-the-influx-of-small-parcels/ About […]

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Government Approves Winter Bonus Law: Key Details for Employers

Government Approves Winter Bonus Law: Key Details for Employers

Slovenia, November 3, 2025, The Slovenian government has officially approved the proposal for a new mandatory employee benefit – the “winter bonus” (zimski regres). The measure introduces an additional payment for employees that mirrors the structure of the already established annual leave allowance. As discussed in our previous article Mandatory Christmas bonus in Slovenia – […]

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Slovenia adopts comprehensive Business register reform: Simplifying business registration through the SPOT digital platform

Slovenia adopts comprehensive Business register reform: Simplifying business registration through the SPOT digital platf...

Ljubljana, October 2025 – The Slovenian National Assembly has adopted a new law on the Business Register of Slovenia, introducing the first major legal, structural and technical overhaul of the system in two decades. The reform aims to simplify and speed up business registration procedures, while strengthening Slovenia’s digital business environment. At SIBIZ Business Services […]

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Mandatory Christmas Bonus in Slovenia – A Gift or a Burden?

Mandatory Christmas Bonus in Slovenia – A Gift or a Burden?

The Slovenian government has announced plans to introduce a mandatory Christmas bonus (“winter bonus”) for all employees. The proposed amount is half the national minimum wage – around 639 euros – and is tax and contribution free. While this may sound like good news for employees, the timing raises serious concerns for employers. Introducing a […]

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Slovenia introduces transition period for cross-border workers in labor market law –  Ljubljana,  17 October 2025

Slovenia introduces transition period for cross-border workers in labor market law - Ljubljana, 17 October 2025

The Slovenian National Assembly has adopted an amendment to the Labor Market Regulation Act introducing a transitional period for the abolition of higher unemployment benefits for cross-border workers. The amendment was prepared at the suggestion of the Trade Union of Slovenian Migrant Workers, which had threatened to launch a referendum if the issue was not […]

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What You (as a Foreign Worker in Slovenia) Need to Know About Holiday Allowance (“Regres”)

What You (as a Foreign Worker in Slovenia) Need to Know About Holiday Allowance ("Regres")

If you work in Slovenia, it is important to know your rights not only to paid holidays, but also to a holiday allowance, called regres in Slovenian, which in most cases is paid no later than July 1 of each year. The final deadline for payment of regres for 2025 is November 1, 2025, which […]

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Slovenia Introduces EU Entry/Exit System (EES): What Travelers Need to Know

Slovenia Introduces EU Entry/Exit System (EES): What Travelers Need to Know

As of October 2025, Slovenia has begun the gradual implementation of the EU Entry/Exit System (EES ) – a digital border control mechanism that replaces manual passport stamping with electronic registration for travelers entering or leaving the Schengen area. The system only applies to short-term visitors from non-EU countries, while foreign residents in Slovenia, including […]

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Renting Out Property in Slovenia: What Landlords Need to Know

Renting Out Property in Slovenia: What Landlords Need to Know

As Slovenia’s rental market continues to expand, both local and foreign property owners are increasingly offering their apartments for rent. However, the Housing Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia recently discovered numerous violations during its 2025 inspection campaign, highlighting that many landlords are still unaware of their legal duties. Written Lease Agreement Is Mandatory According […]

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