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The guide is offered by Bucimap, Urška Franc s.p., Dravci 12, 2284 Videm pri Ptuju, Slovenia. Questions about an order: [email protected].
What you buy
The “Slovenia Digital Nomad Permit Guide 2026”: an 18-page PDF in English, Spanish and French. It’s a digital product, so nothing is shipped.
Price and payment
The price is shown on the site and at checkout, VAT included where it applies. Payment is handled by Stripe through Stripe Managed Payments: for the transaction itself Stripe acts as the seller of record, charges the tax and sends your receipt, and Stripe’s own terms for the purchase also apply.
Delivery
Right after payment you can download the guide on the confirmation page, and you also get the download links by email. If the email doesn’t arrive within an hour, check your spam folder or write to the address above.
Your money back within 14 days
If the guide tells you nothing new, email us within 14 days of your purchase and you get a full refund. No questions, no forms.
By downloading the guide right away you agree that delivery starts immediately, and for digital content that ends the statutory right of withdrawal. The 14-day refund above applies anyway.
Updates
If a rule or a figure in the guide changes within 12 months of your purchase, we’ll email you the updated edition for free.
Using the PDF
The guide is for your own personal use, and for the people you’re moving with. Please don’t resell it, publish it or share the file publicly.
Not legal advice
The guide is practical information, not legal, immigration or tax advice. We check it against official Slovenian sources, but rules, amounts and office practice change, and the authorities have the final word. Nomad Slovenia isn’t affiliated with the Government of the Republic of Slovenia.
Liability
We’re liable for intent and gross negligence. Otherwise our liability is limited to the price you paid, as far as the law allows. Your mandatory rights as a consumer stay unaffected.
Law and disputes
Slovenian law applies. If you live in another EU country, its mandatory consumer protection rules still apply to you. If something goes wrong, please write to us first: most problems are solved in one email.
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