Short-term rental regulations in Slovenia
What a host in Slovenia has to do: report guests through eTurizem, collect the tourist tax and pass it on to the municipality, and follow the rental rules of the Hospitality Act (ZGos-1). Every figure links to the act or register it comes from.
Guides
- Guest registration in Slovenia: eTurizem and the guest bookHow hosts in Slovenia register guests: the guest book, eTurizem reporting to AJPES within 12 hours of arrival, the monthly statistics report and the fines.
- Tourist tax in Slovenia: rates, exemptions and paymentTourist tax in Slovenia: the national cap, the 25% promotional tax, who is exempt, how hosts collect and pass it on, and the fines, with a table of municipal rates and their ordinances.
- Short-term rental law in Slovenia (ZGos-1)Slovenia's Hospitality Act (ZGos-1) for short-term rentals: registration, the limit of 180 days per year, owner consent, municipal day caps from January 1, 2027, fines, and the status of the pending suspension.
Tables
- Tourist tax by municipality in SloveniaTourist tax and promotional tax per person per night in every Slovenian municipality, with the payment deadline and the source of each rate. Download as CSV.
- Short-term rental day caps by municipality in SloveniaThe Slovenian municipalities where short-term rental of a flat is capped at 60 days per year from January 1, 2027, under the Hospitality Act (ZGos-1). Download as CSV.