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The Republic of Slovenia is a country in southern Central Europe. It is bordered by Italy to the west, Croatia to the south-east, Hungary to the northeast and Austria to the north. The population of the country is about 2.1 million. People. Slovenia is a parliamentary republic and is a member of the EU and NATO.
Slovenia is a beautiful country known for its mountains, forests, lakes, stunning architecture and fascinating history and culture. Slovenia’s 47-kilometer Adriatic coastline offers everything you could wish for, from excellent restaurants to a wide selection of water sports. The country has a lot to offer both foreigners and tourists.
If you are considering moving or working in Slovenia, it is important to understand what to expect from salaries, taxes and living expenses.
Minimum and average wages
The minimum wage in Slovenia is 1,203 euros gross per month. This is an increase of 9.98% compared to the previous year. Low-skilled workers in Slovenia earn an average of €704 and cleaners about 536 euros. In agriculture, the average salary is € 913.
The average salary in Slovenia is 3,447 euros per month, with the most common pay per month being 2,037 euros.
Most people in Slovenia earn the most money in case law. The average salary of Slovenian judges is 6,538 euros.
Slovenia provides a variety of opportunities for different professions. Professionals in sectors such as information technology, engineering and medicine often have higher incomes than workers in other fields. Tourism also plays a role, especially in regions with tourist centres.
Distribution of wages by occupation
The amount of salary in Slovenia varies depending on the profession. The highest salaries are earned in the fields of technology, healthcare and finance. Average wages are earned in services and trade. The lowest salaries are received in the field of agriculture and tourism.
Here are some concrete examples of salaries in different professions in Slovenia:
IT – 1 608 €
PR manager – 979 €
Teacher – 1 380 €
Accountant – 1 091€
Human Resources Specialist – 991 €
Lawyer – 1 292 €
Cook – 1 325 €
Waiter – 846 €
Sales consultant – 735 €
Masseur – 1 314 €
Hairdresser – 824 €
Driver – 980 €
Welder – 1 080 €
Builder – 1 029 €
Distribution of wages by region
The amount of salary also varies depending on the region. Large cities such as Ljubljana often offer higher incomes, given the greater business and vitality of the urban environment. Average salaries are earned in other major cities, such as Maribor, Celje and Kran.
However, regions with smaller settlements and less economic activity may have lower wages.
Income taxes
The tax system in Slovenia has undergone significant changes since the country’s accession to the European Union.
One of the important sources for filling the country’s budget is income taxes paid by foreigners who work or do business in Slovenia. Since the tax system has many functions, it is worth studying in more depth.
I will now focus mainly on the income tax in Slovenia, which is progressive, which means that people with higher incomes pay higher taxes. The basic rate of tax is 22%. For people with incomes over 40.000 euros, the rate is increased to 45%.
Cost of living
If you are considering moving to Slovenia, the various costs listed below will help you make an informed decision about the costs associated with moving and living in that country.
In Slovenia, there is a good choice of housing. From studios to country houses and everything in between. Ljubljana and coastal areas are the most expensive places to live, but are still very affordable compared to many countries around the world.
Cost of housing, rent:
One-bedroom apartment outside the city center: € 300 – € 615
Expenditure on food, groceries and restaurants:
Cheap restaurant: € 6.50 – € 15
Coffee: € 1.10 – € 2.50
Coca-cola/pepsi: € 1.80 – € 2.60
1L milk: € 0.79 – € 1.49
Bread: € 0.90 – € 3
12 eggs: € 1.44 – € 3.60
1 kg chicken fillets: € 4 – € 10
1 kg of beef: € 7 – € 15
1 kg apples: € 1 – € 2.30
1 kg white rice: € 1 – € 3
For transport:
One-way ticket (local transport): € 1.2 – € 2
Internet:
Telekom Slovenije – 24,90 € per month for 50Mbps
Telemach – €29.90 per month for 100Mbps
For clothing, personal belongings, fitness and leisure:
Pair of jeans: € 40 – € 100
Summer dress: € 15 – € 80
Running shoes (sneakers): € 50 – € 120
Business shoes: € 50.00 – € 150
Gym membership: €25 – € 60
Cinema (cinema) ticket: € 5,6 – € 9
Short visit to the doctor (15 minutes): € 64
Deodorant: € 3,55
Toilet rolls: € 1,14
Shampoo: € 3