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Legal Support

Find official information and organisations that may provide legal advice or assistance. This website provides general information and is not a substitute for legal advice.

Where to Get Legal Help in Slovenia

If you need legal assistance with asylum, international protection, residence permits, family reunification, employment or an appeal against an official decision, contact a qualified legal adviser or a specialist support organisation.Explain your situation clearly and ask whether they can assist with your case, whether their services are free, and what documents you should bring. If you have received an official decision or deadline, seek advice as soon as possible.The organisations and official resources listed below can help you find the appropriate next step. Availability and eligibility may vary.

1. PIC (Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and Migrants

PIC – Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment PIC provides legal advice and assistance relating to asylum, international protection, temporary protection, family reunification and other migration matters.

Email: pic@pic.si
Telephone / WhatsApp / Viber: +386 69 707 150
Website: https://pic.si/en/asylum-migration/

If you have received a negative asylum decision or a Dublin decision, contact a qualified adviser immediately because appeal deadlines may be very short. Ask PIC to confirm whether it can assist with your particular case.

2. UNHCR Slovenia - Information for Refugees

UNHCR provides information for refugees and asylum-seekers about protection, rights and available services in Slovenia. Its help pages can guide you towards relevant information and support.

Official website: https://help.unhcr.org/slovenia/

Please check the latest guidance on the official website and confirm which services are available for your situation.

Please confirm current requirements directly with the relevant authority. This page provides general information and is not a substitute for qualified legal advice.