Does Slovenia have a digital nomad visa?
Yes, the Temporary residence permit for digital nomads. Minimum income: €3,100/month. Valid for 12 months. For non-EU/EEA nationals working remotely for clients abroad. Monthly means of at least 2× the average net wage (≈ €3,100 in 2026). Up to 1 year, not extendable; reapply 6 months after expiry. Family can join at once.
How high are taxes in Slovenia?
Income tax ranges from 16% to 50%; residents are taxed on their worldwide income. Tax residency: Permanent residence or habitual abode in Slovenia, centre of personal and economic interests, or more than 183 days in a calendar year VAT 22%, corporate tax 22%.
How much does it cost to live in Slovenia as a digital nomad?
A single remote worker typically needs $1,800–$2,700 per month including rent.
Do I need a visa for Slovenia?
It depends on your passport. US citizens: visa-free for 90 days. British citizens: visa-free for 90 days. German citizens: EU free movement, no time limit. Choose your passport on Atlaswise to see your rule.
Is Slovenia good for digital nomads and expats?
Atlaswise rates Slovenia 67/100 for digital nomads and 61/100 for moving there, based on visa access, cost of living, internet, taxes, safety, healthcare and quality of life.