How can foreign nationals register a company in Slovenia?

The start of the New Year can also mean a new start when it comes to starting a business in Europe. Slovenia provides a unique possibility to offer your services or products within the EU. The country is within the EU zone with a stable economy and good working conditions. We receive inquiries about how a foreign national can start a business in Slovenia and will be explaining the procedures in this article.

Data d.o.o. has been offering assistance to foreign entrepreneurs for almost 30 years. In addition to company registration and accounting services, we also offer professional legal support for local and foreign nationals.

Can a foreign national register a company in Slovenia?

The answer to this question is brief – yes, a foreign national can register a company in Slovenia. As a natural person, they can register an LTD company with 7500€ share capital. In the process, you would only need to obtain the Slovenian tax number for shareholders and representatives. At the time of company registration, you would need to provide a business address for your company.

Foreign nationals also have the possibility to register a branch office or a subsidiary, providing that they have an existing LTD company abroad. A branch office would not require your physical presence for the registration, nor depositing share capital. Whereas a subsidiary is still an LTD company, where you need to provide 7500€ share capital. But in this case the owner would be a foreign legal entity.

Data d.o.o. can support you in the process of company registration and business immigration to Slovenia

Data d.o.o. has nearly 30 years of experience in supporting foreign national should they choose the path of business expansion to Slovenia. Under one roof you can find experts on the field of Slovene legislation and taxation, experienced accountants and also professionals who can support you in business immigration.

Do not hesitate and contact us for more information on company registration. Send us an e-mail to [email protected]. You can also contact us over the phone 00386 1 6006 270 or 00386 40 530 718 (Viber, WhatsApp). You can also follow us on Facebook.