2.2 residence permits in the republic of slovenia - Ljudmila

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If granted the status of a refugee, you are automatically given a permit for
temporary residence in the Republic of Slovenia and entitled to exercise all
the related rights arising from that status.
A permanent residence permit may not be obtained, however, if your temporary residence
permit was issued on the basis of subsidiary protection, asylum seeking process,
high school education, vocational training, seasonal employment as a posted
worker, or as a daily migrant worker.
Registration of temporary or permanent residence
When registering your residence you are requested to enclose:
• a valid ID with a photo;
• evidence indicating your right to reside at the address stated (proof of ownership,
tenancy agreement or contract of sublease, written consent of the
owner etc.).
If your stay in the Republic of Slovenia is based on a temporary residence permit, you
are expected to register your temporary residence at an administrative unit within
three days of either moving in or having your temporary residence permit issued. The
registration is valid for a maximum of one year and can be prolonged either by you in
person or by an authorised individual for up to eight days after its expiry.
You are required to register your temporary residence at an administrative unit in the
period of eight days after having moved in or having your temporary residence permit
issued.