Property market in Slovenia is on the rise due to its excellent location and the beauty of nature. The country is fast becoming a holiday hotspot; ski resorts, thermal spas, alpine lakes and mountains, the Adriatic Sea.
Slovenia is a beautiful alpine country located next to Hungary, Coatia and Italy. It has a small population of just 2 million people,  The main reasons the growth in Slovenia's popularity as a holiday destination is that it has the traditional alpine pursuits of holiday skiing, walking, water activities (on lakes such as Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj), as well as and rich historic culture and unspoilt charm. There is also a twenty mile coastline for beach activities in the summer months.


With a flight time from from the UK of just two hours and one hour time difference, for years, Slovenia has been a natural holiday hotspot for tourists seeking fresh mountain air and stunning alpine scenery. In addition, Slovenia is fast becoming a property hotspot too for foreign investors seeking second homes or holiday lets. The Government has recognised this and has introduced legislation to make it easier for foreign investors to buy a property in Slovenia. Low cost airlines to destinations like Brnik (Ljubljana), Graz or Klagenfurt (Austria) have also opened up potential for fly to let investors and second holiday homeowners to seek holiday home in Slovenia.



Slovenia has now joined the European Union in order to improve its economic growth and access to markets, particularly tourism and foreign investment. This has resulted in a foreign investors being able to purchase property without complicated administration and delay from the Slovenian government. One caveat (lasting up to 7 years) to joining the European Union was that Slovenia kept a Clause that allowed it to reverse its decision to allow non residents to purchase property under force them to use the traditional administration process.