Manufacturing
- Production operator
- Machine operator
- Assembler
- Quality control technician
- CNC machinist
WORK ABROAD
Work Abroad in Slovenia
Compare jobs, work permission and living costs in Slovenia. Plan your move with a dated pay reference and rental example from Ljubljana.
Private one-bedroom rent₱56,800/month
Outside Ljubljana centre
Comparison rating 5.0/5
Entry preparation and rights
Working in Slovenia
Slovenia has a small labour market, so the specific employer matters more than a broad national comparison. Check whether the role is permanent, seasonal or an agency assignment.
Job areas to investigate. Eligibility depends on the vacancy and work route.
Jobs to explore
Use these job titles to research employers in Slovenia. Check the permit route for the actual vacancy. Clinical work and other regulated professions need local recognition, and customer-facing roles can require the local language.
Getting a job and work permission
Single residence and work permit
Establish the Single Permit application responsibilities with the employer. If the work involves travel across borders, ask how those assignments are authorised.
Check the work application requirementsComplete the Philippine departure process alongside the destination application.
Documents & Requirements
Salary protection
The employer must meet the legal minimum payment and the relevant employment terms. Check basic pay, additions and reimbursements separately on the offer and payslip.
Single permit
A Filipino applicant normally needs the single work and residence process. Special agreements for Serbian or Bosnian workers do not establish eligibility for a Filipino applicant.
Single residence and work permit
Establish the Single Permit application responsibilities with the employer. If the work involves travel across borders, ask how those assignments are authorised.
Living in Slovenia
Ljubljana housing can take a large share of local pay. An industrial job in another town should be compared with that town’s rent and the cost of reaching the workplace.
Places to research Ljubljana, Maribor, Koper, Celje
One-bedroom rent outside the centre₱56,800EUR 798
Inexpensive restaurant meal₱1,000EUR 14
Ljubljana crowd-reported benchmarks, 30 September 2026. Private apartment costs do not describe a shared room or employer-provided accommodation. Include bills, transport and insurance in your own budget.
NET SALARY BENCHMARK
Average net salary in Ljubljana
The saved 30 September 2026 snapshot reports an average monthly net salary of ₱129,400 (EUR 1,818 after tax) in Ljubljana. This crowd-reported city average is a comparison benchmark, not an expected salary for a Filipino worker or a particular occupation.
Compare your own offer using the amount you will receive after tax, employee contributions and payroll deductions. Housing, transport and meals included by the employer can change how much you keep.
Numbeo salary and living-cost data · Peso amounts use the fixed planning conversion shown below.
YOUR OWN NUMBERS
Would the offer work for you?
Enter the monthly amount you will actually receive after deductions and the housing cost you will pay. Use zero for rent only if accommodation is fully covered.
Left after your monthly costsAdd your costs
Include food, utilities, transport, insurance, debt payments and money sent home.
One-time moving costs and emergencies need a separate buffer.Conversion used here · 1 EUR = ₱71.204. This is a fixed planning rate, not a live transfer quote.
Comparing Slovenia
The rating compares entry preparation and political rights and civil liberties. It does not rank earnings or savings. Slovenia has a comparison rating of 5/5. The strongest score among the listed destinations is the 5.0 benchmark.
Check the work contract separately for hours, deductions, insurance and the rules for changing employer. A country score does not assess an individual employer.
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