Check-in and check-out of residence

• Registration and de-registration of temporary residence

Core Activities:  

The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) is responsible for collecting taxes, social security contributions, customs duties, excise duties and other charges. It provides security and protection for society and individuals, including through activities to prevent the smuggling of illegal substances and counterfeit goods, and by controlling the transport of goods. The Financial Administration strives to facilitate, as far as is possible, the meeting of obligations and exercising of rights, e.g. to claim tax relief, by eligible persons. The Koper Financial Office covers the areas of the administrative units of Izola, Koper, Piran and Sežana.

You can get information from FURS on:

• Individual taxes (personal income tax, corporation tax, value-added tax, etc.) and dealing with the Tax Administration (registration in the tax register, eDavki portal, serving, etc.),
• Contribution amounts, bases, rates, flat-rate contributions and other information for different categories of contributors,
• Ways to pay taxes, deferral of payment, instalment payments, debt write-offs, payment demands and tax enforcement,
• Customs procedures and electronic systems to support customs procedures, and prohibitions and restrictions in the transport of passengers and goods,
• Financial control, control of illegal work and employment, control of road transport, fiscal cash registers, etc.

Contact person: : Margerita Jurkovič Banič (040 436 262)

Core Activities:  Pro bono (free) legal advice for the socially disadvantaged, victims of domestic violence and trafficking in human beings, and preventive activities to fight violence.

Activities for Immigrants:

• Free legal advice for citizens of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in difficult life circumstances (victims of violence or socially deprived),
• Free legal advice for refugees from Ukraine,
• Free legal advice to other immigrants if they qualify for legal aid.

The Legal Centre can provide information on:

• Residence permit,
• Obtaining social assistance benefit in cash and other forms of assistance,
• Divorce and child arrangements,
• The procedure for acquiring nationality,
• Health care,
• Free legal aid before the courts,
• Various proceedings at the administrative unit.

Call center for information on assistance to persons from Ukraine:

Phone number: +386 1 200 84 45

E-mail: info.ukrajina@gov.si

Core Activities:  The Government Office for the Support and Integration of Migrants provides accommodation, care and psychosocial support to applicants for the international protection and integration of persons granted international protection into Slovenian society. Persons applying for international protection are received by the Reception and Support Division, which provides accommodation at the Asylum Centre or one of its units.

Activities for Immigrants

• The Asylum Centre runs programmes to ensure that asylum seekers can exercise their rights in accordance with the legislation in force,
• Help with integration into Slovenian society – each person granted protected status is assigned an integration counsellor, who helps devise a personal integration plan, accommodation in one of the integration houses, enrolment in various programmes, the most important being the Slovenian language course, preparing a migration strategy.

You can find more additional information about planned aid for Ukrainians on the following website:

The Ombudsman exercises control over the authorities in Slovenia and monitors the human rights situation. As a state body, it acts independently and autonomously, while the procedure is informal and free of charge for the parties.