€1.2 million
Penthouse or attic apartment in the centre of Ljubljana
Property Investment in Slovenia as a Foreigner
Selling real estate to non-EU citizens is prohibited in Slovenia. A legal entity can buy real estate if it’s a Slovenian company.
Statistics confirm the liquidity of investments: residential real estate prices grow every quarter by an average of 2.2%. Five years ago, an apartment of 100 m² cost an average of €188,000, and today it is sold for €281,000.
€2,809
Average price per 1 m²
2,2%
Average price growth per quarter
2,35—29%
Associated costs, of the property value
How the residential property price index is growing in Slovenia
Cost of a 3-bedroom apartment in Slovenia
€800,000
Apartment in the centre of Ljubljana
€200,000
Apartment closer to the outskirts of Ljubljana
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Property Investment in Belgium as a ForeignerSelling real estate to foreigners in Belgium is not limited: you can buy and sell housing and commercial real estate or rent it out.
€3,047
Average price per 1 m²
1,1%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in Albania as a ForeignerThe sale of real estate to foreigners in Albania is not restricted: you can buy, lease and sell housing or commercial real estate.
€1,171
Average price per 1 m²
Property Investment in Switzerland as a ForeignerThe sale of real estate to foreigners without a residence permit is restricted in Switzerland; permission for the purchase is required....
€14,300
Average price per 1 m²
1.1%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in San Marino as a ForeignerThe sale of real estate to foreigners is not limited in San Marino: one can buy, lease and sell housing and commercial properties.
€2,669
Average price per 1 m²
Property Investment in Poland as a ForeignerForeigners can freely buy, sell and rent out apartments in Poland. You need permission from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Poland...
€2,697
Average price per 1 m²
2,1%
Average price growth per quarter
Property Investment in Netherlands as a ForeignerForeigners can freely buy, sell, and rent out real estate in the Netherlands. There are no restrictions on property ownership for...
€5,600
Average price per 1 m²
2.6%
Average price growth per quarter
Material prepared by Zlata Erlach, Head of the Austrian office
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Frequently asked questions
European Union non-citizens can not buy property in Slovenia. However, real estate can be bought by a legal entity registered in Slovenia.
The average cost of 1 m² of real estate in Slovenia is €2,809 per 1 m². The most expensive real estate in Slovenia is in the capital, Ljubljana.
No, since European Union non-citizens citizens can not buy property in Slovenia. However, real estate can be bought by a legal entity registered in Slovenia.
Buyers of real estate in Slovenia pay:
for new buildings — a 20% value-added tax;
for secondary real estate — a 2% transfer tax.
Property owners in Slovenia pay an annual tax at a progressive rate from 0,1% to 1% of the cadastral value. Owners who rent out real estate in Slovenia pay a 27,5% income tax.
Real estate sellers in Slovenia who have owned the property for less than twenty years, pay capital gains tax from 10% to 27,5% on the difference between the sale and purchase price. The tax rate depends on the ownership period: the longer the owner held the property, the lower the rate.