EU and EEA citizens staying in Slovenia for more than three months must register their temporary residence (Prijava zacasnega prebivanja) at the local Administrative Unit (Upravna enota). Registration must be completed within eight days of arrival. This guide explains the registration process, required documents including proof of accommodation and employment or financial self-sufficiency, the registration fee, processing time, and the Registration Certificate (Potrdilo o prijavi prebivanja) issued to EU citizens as confirmation of their right of residence in Slovenia.
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Temporary Residence Registration (Prijava zacasnega prebivanja)
Slovenia
Last verified: 2026-02-20
Fees, fines, and deadlines are approximate. Always verify with official sources.
Key Registrations & Procedures
Temporary Residence Registration (Prijava zacasnega prebivanja)
Deadline: Register within 3 days of arrival
Processing Time: Same day. Certificate issued immediately.
Fees: Free
Appointment: Walk-in at Administrative Units. Some allow online booking.
Required Documents:
- Valid passport or EU/EEA national ID card
- Proof of accommodation — rental contract or written consent from property owner
- Completed registration form (available at the office or online at e-uprava.gov.si)
Where to Do It:
Administrative Unit (Upravna Enota) in the municipality where you reside. Ljubljana: Upravna Enota Ljubljana, Tobacna ulica 5. Maribor: Ulica Heroja Staneta 1.
If You Don't Do It:
Fines of approximately €200–€600 for late registration.
Regional Variations: Same rules nationwide. 58 Administrative Units across Slovenia.
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