Residence and documents

When changing your permanent address, check the registration deadline, evidence of your right to live at the address and any documents that need updating.

If you are living elsewhere temporarily, check whether registration is required, its permitted duration and the rules for extension or deregistration.

If official correspondence should be delivered to another registered address, check the rules for designating an address for service.

Before a longer stay abroad, check residence-registration duties, identity documents, tax residence and health-insurance arrangements.

On return, review address registration, health insurance, tax status and other records relevant to your circumstances.

Report a lost or stolen identity document through the official procedure and check how to obtain a replacement.

If your passport is lost or stolen, promptly consult the official reporting and replacement instructions.

Check where to apply, which documents to bring and how validity depends on age and circumstances.

Check the supporting documents, administrative fee, period of validity and options for expedited or urgent issue.

Check the conditions, responsible authority, fee and implications for identity documents and other registers.

Before travel, check the card’s validity, geographical coverage and how to order one from ZZZS.

When your status changes, check your legal basis for cover and who must submit the registration or amendment to ZZZS.

The procedure depends on nationality, purpose and length of stay. Check the distinct official rules for EU citizens and third-country nationals.

The available routes to citizenship depend on the legal basis and personal circumstances. Check the official conditions before preparing evidence.

Check whether the provider is accepting patients and the procedure for selecting or changing the designated personal doctor.

Who reports a death and the first steps depend on where and how the person died. A death in Slovenia is entered into the civil-status register under the official procedure.

Relatives do not normally initiate the official death-report document themselves. An administrative registrar prepares it after registration and sends it to the competent court.