Short-term rental day caps by municipality in Slovenia

From January 1, 2027, a flat in a municipality on the ministers' list for 2027 and 2028 may be rented out short-term for at most 60 days per year, unless the municipality has set its own limit by an act adopted by October 31; a municipality not on the list may set a limit of at least 60 days.

Verification due · Oldest verification September 16, 2026

A sobodajalec is held to 180 days per year across all their flats wherever they are, even where the table allows more. Not on the list? Your municipality may adopt its own limit of at least 60 days. The list is the ministers' decision published in Uradni list RS 546/26. An intervention act (ZIURS) that would postpone the caps has been adopted but is not in force. Several listed municipalities have adopted or are adopting a limit of their own; each is added here once its act has been read. Once we have read an act that sets different limits by area, its municipality's row shows each area's figure and the annex of the act that draws it; check the annex map for your building. "Not allowed" means the act bars short-term rental there.

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Short-term rental day caps by municipality in Slovenia
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Ankaran/AncaranoRental day cap from 2027: 180 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 30, 2026
BledRental day cap from 2027: 30 days per yearMulti-apartment buildings in the areas of Grajska cesta, Alpska cesta, Koritenska cesta, Dobe and Za žago (Annex 1)Not allowedBuildings with assisted-living flats on Ulica Jule Vovk Molnar (Annex 2)270 days per yearThe rest of the municipalityOrdinanceLast verified November 9, 2026
BohinjRental day cap from 2027: 30 days per yearArea 1: the parts of Bohinjska Bistrica and Stara Fužina marked on its map (Annex 1)270 days per yearArea 2: the rest of the municipalityOrdinanceLast verified November 9, 2026
BovecRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 24, 2026
Cerklje na GorenjskemRental day cap from 2027: 180 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 30, 2026
GorjeRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 26, 2026
Izola/IsolaRental day cap from 2027: 60 days per yearSourceLast verified October 24, 2026
Koper/CapodistriaRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 24, 2026
Kranjska GoraRental day cap from 2027: 60 days per yearLocal press reports that the council adopted its own limits by area. We have not found the act in an official gazette, so this is the limit the law sets for listed municipalities.SourceVerification due
LjubljanaRental day cap from 2027: 60 days per yearSourceLast verified October 24, 2026
Piran/PiranoRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 30, 2026
PreddvorRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 26, 2026
RadovljicaRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 26, 2026
ŽirovnicaRental day cap from 2027: 270 days per yearOrdinanceLast verified October 26, 2026