Living and working conditions in Slovenia
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- čas přidán 26. 05. 2024
- Watch this video to check out the living and working conditions in Slovenia, presented by EURES advisor Jana Rožac.
The video presents the general facts on Slovenia, the quality of life in Slovenia, costs of living and accommodation possibilities.
You will also get the information on entering, residing and working in Slovenia as a national of the EU/EEA member state or Switzerland, and moreover:
-an overview of the Slovene labour market (unemployment, jobs in high and low demand)
-tips of finding a job in Slovenia (job ads, job brokering, how to apply for a job, selection process, education evaluation, regulated profession)
-working conditions in Slovenia according to the Employment relationships Act (contracts, working hours, annual leave, salary)
-self-employment in Slovenia
Search for additional information: english.ess.gov.si/eures.
Find your job here: ec.europa.eu/eures/eures-sear....
I have visited twice. Slovenia is a stunningly beautiful , safe , clean and friendly country . In my opinion , it is the best place in the world ❤
Really it's good. I should go
Interesting. I've been a bus driver in the United States since 1995 and am licensed for up to 40,000 lb passenger busses. Interestingly... just for fun I was chatting with ChatGTP and the "AI" told me that Slovenia would be a wonderful first place to visit in the EU. I just have to figure out everything else.
Slovenia is a small country but it's beautiful..!❤❤
WOW I am amazed by the interesting information of Slovenia. I am moving there this yea ! thank you so much!!
Hey I also visit there
I am visiting slovenia next year and moving there seems also a good option for me, if i am welcome there :)
@@gbgamer6845 what is your opinion of Slovenia? Are you planning to stay here or only for vacation?
@@zerobambiro When I reply this message, I have been living in countryside of Slovenia for 5 months already and to be honest, I really enjoy it compare with the city life I have in the Netherlands. Each destination has it own pros and cons. Before I love the chaos and hustle & bustle of city, then Amsterdam fits me perfectly. Now I need more space and quiet, then the nature of Slovenia heals me the most. Wish you have lovely moments in Slovenia 🇸🇮
Thanks. I hoped she would tell a bit about taxes😮
Am coming to Slovenia 🇸🇮
bro i want to come plz help
@@preetrandhawa8451 did you go there?
Nicely explained, thank you🙏
Very nice information ☺️
Thanks 👍👍
Im so interesting your content and very good explanation about Slovenia county.
Great explain 💪
Am from Nigeria and I will love to move to Slovenia to work and would be so happy if you can put me through the process !! Thanks
Visit job opportunities in English and apply
It is possible to get a working visa if i have an employer to sponsor me?Thank you
Ilove you slovena
Iso mach
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I'm interested work Slovenia country
Hello Madam, I am Kaza from India got admission MS industrial pharmacy at the university of ljubiana . Back in India I have done B. Pharmacy, Master of Technology in Biotechnology and MBA healthcare services. I have 10 years experience as a licensed Pharmacist in India, Dubai and Qatar. I just want to know the career opportunities and prospects of pharmacy and pharma companies in Slovenia. I just need your help on this. Thank you in advance.
Hey , i am trying to study bachelers of Logistics in slovenia,in university of maribor. is that cool there
Wating for ur replay
Any updates👀
Welcome to Slovenia 🤗🤗🤗
Dentist from India needs to study again in Slovenia is there job demand for dentist
oh yes
How about retirement and taxes on foreign pensions??
Please contact Pension and Disability Institute of the Republic of Slovenia: www.zpiz.si/cms.
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If we want to come to Slovenia we need to learn the local language
That's not true, Many companies will accept everybody who will work for the minimum wage or less
@@zan6518 Based. 😁👏
And thus lowering the wages & working conditions of everyone in that industry.
Hello Madam,
Any job for me plzz update me live
How can I get English speaking job?
Best to go on LinkedIn
But to be honest, I was born and raised n Slovenia . Went to school there, and can tell you Slovenia is very racist country. I now live in UK since Nov 2003 and I work for DWP since July 2007. I started as a band A and got promoted to band D which means Higher Executive Officer. If you are a DR? I advise you to register on NHS website.
@@ramonn3751 Thank you so mch
@@ramonn3751 what about Slovenia being very racist is it actually? Can you share some experience? Otherwise your statement is worth nothing.
a me uhka zaposlite, cakam ze leta.
Gerate
Or study no provelam
I need to correct you on the part about EVERYONE speaking English. That is very wrong. I have lived here long enough to say that people outside from big towns have often no knowledge of English and in some towns such as Celje, doctors and nurses refuse to speak English for some reasons, maybe for shyness or else but when it comes to helping someone, these excuses are ridiculous.
Finding a job is very difficult and is expected that you know and speak Slovene well. Now, bec. of covid Slovenes are losing jobs and foreigners will have a much bigger challenge.
can you share some details about job opportunities for students
@@chamikaweerasinghe9233 For students, I think Ljudska Univerza can prepare them to get a job they would like. I think they will train them and help them settle into a company. I am no student, so I informed myself that I was a post-graduate, which was not working for me. In addition, I would search on Facebook for groups (a few that I have joined myself, such as Jobs in Ljubljana, Jobs in Slovenia 🇸🇮, Delo in Zaposlitev, etc.)
@@Fran-hd1iq bro my experience security guard and Store keeper. And vacancy ....
How much monthly salary pl reply
@@ramakrishna58911500 up neto plus travel costs and food....food is around 8 to 9 EUR per day so u can spare at least half ...
Yes, of course some 80+ old lady in a small village will most likely not have a clue about english. Maybe italian or german.
Regarding doctors and nurses not knowing english is also very rare. But on the other hand, why should they speak english in our own country to someone who is living here? If someone after 5+ years living in other country cannot communicate basics in native languge then excuse me, it is your fault. The same goes for the job. Do you think that in other countries like Germany, France, Italy, Austria... will welcome you and discuss everything all the time in english?
Slovenia doesn't allow dual citizenship.
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