2.2 residence permits in the republic of slovenia - Ljudmila

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Health insurance and low income
You will be exempt from health insurance payment if your income does not exceed
260 € after tax per month. You may apply for exemption from payment by
submitting an Application for the Benefits from Public Funds (in Slovenian: Vloga
za uveljavljanje pravic iz javnih sredstev), where you should indicate that you are
exercising your right to payment of the health security contribution. You can find
the application at http://www.csd-mb.si/sl/page/view/Dokumenti.
Furthermore, the right to free-of-charge legal aid can also be exercised by a person
whose average monthly income per member of the family does not exceed a two times
the multiplier of the minimal income in Slovenia.
If you are staying in Maribor without a residence permit and have encountered
a legal problem, contact one of the non-governmental organisations in
the area (Rhizome, MISC Infopeka) and they will seek legal advice with the
PIP Institute on your behalf.
The right to free legal aid
If you do have permanent or temporary residence registered in Maribor, you may seek
free legal aid yourself at the PIP Institute.
You are entitled to receive free-of-charge legal advice and free-of-charge legal aid,
if you have a permanent or temporary residence permit in Slovenia and are unable
to solve your problem without incurring financial damage to yourself and your family.