Work Permits in Slovenia

Slovenia offers various types of work permits, including:

• Permanent residence permit: Issued after five years of continuous and legal residence in Slovenia, this permit has no time limit.
• Slovenia family visa: This visa enables you to work and study in Slovenia while joining your spouse or family members who are already residing there. It is typically issued for the same duration as your partner's visa.
• Long-stay visa (D type): This visa permits entry and residence in Slovenia for up to one year, with the option to apply for a residence permit at the relevant administrative unit.
• Single permit: This permit allows third-country nationals (those from countries outside the European Union or the European Economic Area) to enter, stay, and work in Slovenia.
• Single work and residence permit: Issued for company representatives managing businesses in Slovenia due to expansion or relocation.
• Self-employment permit: Foreign nationals may apply for self-employment after one year of continuous legal residence in Slovenia.
• Short-term work as representatives: Foreign nationals wishing to work as company representatives in Slovenia for up to 90 days per calendar year must register at the start of their employment.

To obtain a work permit in Slovenia, you must follow these steps:

Secure a job offer: A Slovenian employer must offer you employment and apply for a work permit on your behalf.

Determine the appropriate visa: Choose the visa type that aligns with your intended work in Slovenia.

Collect necessary documents: You will need the following:

• A valid passport
• A passport photo and fingerprints
• Proof of health insurance
• A criminal background check from your home country
• A bank statement demonstrating financial stability to support yourself in Slovenia
• An employment contract signed by your employer

Submit your application: You can submit your application to the administrative unit or the Slovenian embassy or consulate in your home country.
Pay the visa fee: Pay the visa fee on the day of your appointment.
Wait for processing: Processing times may vary, but it can take several months for long-term visas such as work permits. The embassy will inform you once your application has been processed.

Here are the costs and timelines for work permits and visas in Slovenia:

• Visa fees: The fee for an employment visa is €387 for a duration of up to six months, and €420 for up to one year.
• Residence permit fees: The fee for an initial temporary residence permit application is €102, while the fee for the temporary residence permit card is €15.
• Processing time: A work visa typically takes 30 to 45 working days to process.
• Other fees: The fee for appealing a rejected Schengen visa is €153, and the application fee for a C (Schengen) visa is €90.

Work permit verification is essential for ensuring foreign nationals are legally employed and residing in Slovenia.

• Compliance
• Legal Employment
• Reliable Permits

• Fake job offers: Fraudulent employers promise jobs in Slovenia to exploit applicants.
• Counterfeit permits: Scammers provide forged work permits that can lead to deportation or legal issues.
• Overcharging for applications: Unscrupulous agents may charge excessive fees for assistance with the application process.

Proper verification safeguards applicants and employers from such risks while ensuring legal compliance.

Protect Yourself from Work Permit Scams with Our Verification Service
Our verification service ensures the authenticity of your work permit by using official channels to confirm its validity. Here’s how the process works:

• Document Submission: Upload your work permit and any relevant supporting documents.
• Authenticity Check: We verify your permit through official databases and collaborations with government authorities.
• Results: Receive a detailed report within 3–5 business days, confirming the validity of your permit or identifying any issues.

Reliable Verification: Uses official sources to eliminate fraud risks.
Fast Turnaround: Results are delivered within 3–5 business days.
Comprehensive Reports: Includes detailed findings on the permit’s authenticity.
Secure Process: Ensures the privacy of your personal and document information.
Expert Support: Backed by professionals with experience in immigration and employment compliance.