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Doing business in Slovenia
Slovenia welcomes businesses from Europe that wish to operate in this country. Basing a business here will enable anyone to benefit from Slovenia's skilled and highly educated workforce, quality infrastructure, proximity to regional markets and the highest quality of life.
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Company registration
For a business to operate in Slovenia permanently, the owner is required to register the company as a business entity. Economic activity may be performed by an individual or business in a variety of legal and organisational forms.
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Cross-border/temporary provision of services
If a business or individual wishes to offer services in Slovenia without registering as a company on a temporary basis, the business must fulfil the conditions in the country where the company's head office is located.
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How can non-EU nationals start a business in Slovenia?
The first step in setting up a business in Slovenia is to obtain a visa, the next step is to obtain a business registration, and the third step is to obtain a work permit.
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Taxes
The way a business is taxed in Slovenia depends on the nature of the business and the structure of the company.
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Safety at work
Employers are obliged to ensure the safety and health of workers at work.
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Accountancy
All businesses except sole traders are obliged to keep financial records.
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Employees
Information on the different types of employment, working conditions and social security in Slovenia.
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Business termination
This page is for people interested in closing down a business. It gives information regarding the obligations to creditors in the case of termination and when is it possible to close down a business.
