Many foreign businessmen are thinking about opening a private enterprise in another country as the simplest and most cost-effective option for doing business. In order to become an individual entrepreneur (Slovenian: samostojni podjetnik, sp) in Slovenia, you need to legally reside here for at least one year having a residence permit, which can be issued
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According to various researches regarding life quality Slovakia ranks above the average in civil engagement, security, work-life balance, and social connections.
Foreigners move to Slovenia in search of security, economic prospects, stability, comfortable climate, and natural beauty. Moving to a new country is an important step. Therefore, the majority of people want to take this step together with their families. In this article, you will learn how to obtain a residence permit for all family members
Poularity of Slovenia as a business destination and a place where you can find a quality and peaceful life keeps growing among foreigners. The advantage of Slovenia is its favourable geographical position, which provides quick and free access to the countries of Central Europe and the entire EU. This is an important advantage for businessmen
The 2TM Company provides full support to its clients when opening a business in Slovenia in order to ensure quick access to other markets of the European Union. There are two options to start your business here: register a new company (LLC) in Slovenia or open a branch office of an existing company. If you
Slovenia is one of the most popular destinations for foreigners not only due to the prospects of running business in the EU but also due to the possibility of moving to this country with the whole family. At the stage of making such a responsible decision, we recommend that you carefully study all the information
With automation on the rise, technology has begun to redefine rather than eliminate jobs. As a result, employers cannot find enough workers with necessary skills in the long term.
В своей статье о рынке жилья в Любляне журналисты деловой ежедневной газеты «Финансы» («Finance») указывают на одновременное увеличение количества новых доступных к приобретению квартир и ожидаемое падение покупательной способности.
In 2019, priced for residential real estate in Slovenia rose by about 2% as compared to 2018. On average, a square metre of housing in the country costs 1,810 EUR. The highest prices are fixed in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, and on the coast. In 2019, the lowest prices for residential real estate took
Slovakia is part of the European Union, has an open market economy with a minimum level of corruption and bureaucracy in the government. Above factors create comfortable conditions for life and employment.
