Realtor to Assist in Property in Slovenia purchase or sale

Dreaming of a settling in city apartment in Ljubljana?

Our guide to buying property in Slovenia explains how to make those dreams come true, from the legal requirements to the pitfalls to avoid. For purchase property you can hire a realtor in Slovenia to help you. There is a national registry of real estate agent, realtors and they need a licence to perform real estate trading services.

Slovenia entered EU in 2004, EU citizens may buy properties or real estates in Slovenia without restrictions. Members of the EU are allowed to purchase properties under the same conditions as Slovenian citizens.
Foreigners can buy property in Slovenia depending on what nationality is the buyer who wants to buy a property in Slovenia:

• Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway were granted the right to purchase properties without restrictions in the European Economic Areas Agreement
  US citizens may purchase without restrictions due to the Treaty on Trade and Navigation
• Switzerland may purchase real estate only if the buyers possess a valid Permit C, or permanent settlement permit.
• EU candidate countries may submit an application to the Ministry of Justice to request permission to purchase property in Slovenia
• Other countries may acquire property in Slovenia only if they have a business registered in Slovenia, obtain Slovenian citizenship through marriage, or obtain property through inheritance, provided the condition of reciprocity is met.

We can help you find suitable property, apartment or house for you to buy or rent.

When you have found the property you wish to buy you will need to have your passport; your realtor will then apply for a tax number for you as well as an EMSO number, both of which are required to complete a real estate transaction. This should only take around a week to come through. It is also wise to open a bank account in Slovenia, this will enable you to pay all your local bills and costs easily when you’re out of the country.

Slovenia was badly affected by the global financial crisis and resulting property market crash, with house prices dropping by as much as 30%. Nearly a decade on, there are signs that the recovery is finally underway, with indices showing year-on-year price increases in major cities and resorts, and an overall national rise of 2017 in 2018.
Transaction numbers are increasing too, with data from the National Institute of Statistics. Home ownership levels are high in Spain, with around 80% of residents owning their own home, and many doing so outright, without a mortgage.

Realtor to Assist in Property in Slovenia purchase or sale