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Long-stay visas (Type D)

Slovenian Temporary Residence Permit for Digital Nomads

A one-year, non-renewable residence permit for non-EU remote workers earning from businesses outside Slovenia, launched in November 2025.

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Under review — check current rules

Income requirement stated as a multiple (2x average net monthly salary) rather than a fixed euro figure, which tracks the latest published average wage and should be confirmed at application time.

Important information

Immigration rules and fees can change. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always check the latest requirements on the official Slovenia government website before you apply.
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Issued by
Diplomatic mission abroad, or an administrative unit if already legally in Slovenia
Duration
Up to 1 year, non-renewable
Reapplication possible six months after expiry
Income requirement
At least twice the average monthly net salary in Slovenia
Based on the latest official published figure
Effective date
21 November 2025
Key restriction
No work for, or services to, Slovenia-based businesses

Who it's for

Non-EU/EEA nationals who earn their living remotely for employers or clients based outside Slovenia (or as a self-employed person abroad) and want to live in Slovenia for up to a year.

Requirements

  • Non-EU/EEA nationality
  • Remote work for a business or as self-employed based outside Slovenia
  • Monthly income of at least twice the average net monthly salary in Slovenia
  • Valid passport
  • Adequate health insurance
  • No grounds for refusal

What you can do

  • Live in Slovenia for up to one year while working remotely for foreign employers/clients
  • Bring family members immediately, for an equivalent period
  • Switch to another temporary residence permit if your circumstances change (e.g. Slovenian employment)

How to apply

Apply at a Slovenian diplomatic mission or consulate abroad, or — if you are already legally in Slovenia (including visa-free entry) — at any administrative unit, which issues a certificate letting you stay lawfully until the decision is made.

Provide proof of remote work for foreign-based entities and of the required income. Because the permit cannot be renewed, plan around the one-year limit and the six-month wait before reapplying.

Documents

  • Completed application form and photograph
  • Valid passport
  • Evidence of remote employment/contract or self-employment abroad
  • Proof of income meeting the threshold
  • Proof of health insurance

Frequently asked questions

  • No. It is issued for up to one year and cannot be extended. You may reapply only after a six-month gap once it expires.

Official sources

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.

Verified against official gov.uk sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.

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