Remote work
For non-EU and non-EEA nationals working remotely for an organisation based outside Slovenia or as self-employed professionals abroad, without entering the Slovenian labour market.

DIRECT SLOVENIA · RESIDENCE IN SLOVENIA
Do you work remotely for a company abroad or run a business outside Slovenia? Find out whether Slovenia’s Digital Nomad programme is right for you.
Get a consultationFor non-EU and non-EEA nationals working remotely for an organisation based outside Slovenia or as self-employed professionals abroad, without entering the Slovenian labour market.
The permit cannot be extended. While it remains valid, you may apply for a residence permit on another basis under the Foreigners Act, provided you meet the requirements for that category. You may apply for another Digital Nomad permit six months after your previous permit expires.
You must demonstrate financial means of at least twice Slovenia’s average monthly net salary. The applicable amount should be checked when preparing your application.
Digital nomads can apply for family reunification without first completing one year of residence in Slovenia. Each family member must still meet the applicable requirements and provide the necessary documents. Residence permits are not issued automatically.
This programme allows you to live in Slovenia while continuing your remote work abroad. It does not grant access to the Slovenian labour market.
Applications may be submitted through a Slovenian diplomatic or consular mission abroad or, where the conditions for applying during a lawful stay are met, at an administrative unit in Slovenia. Approval depends on meeting all applicable requirements.
We review your working arrangements, financial evidence and plans for relocating with your family.
We prepare a personalised checklist and review your documents and any required translations.
We help you prepare your application and guide you through the next steps in arranging your residence.
A valid passport, a completed application form and a photograph that meets the required specifications.
Documents confirming employment or contractual arrangements with an organisation based outside Slovenia, or self-employment abroad.
Proof of sufficient funds, such as income records or bank statements.
Insurance covering at least emergency medical services in Slovenia.
A criminal record certificate from your country of citizenship for the initial permit application.
For family reunification, evidence of family relationships and a separate set of documents for each applicant.
This is an indicative checklist. Translation, apostille or legalisation requirements, and any additional evidence, depend on where the documents were issued and the circumstances of your application.
Contact Direct Slovenia to clarify the programme requirements and the next steps for you and your family.
Get a consultationOur office: Pot za Brdom 100, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Registered address: Sajovčevo naselje 69, 4208 Šenčur, Slovenia.