9 steps to incorporating in Slovenia in 2024

1. Before we initiate the company incorporation process, our Client i) settles Healy Consultants’ fees and ii) signs and returns our Client engagement letter and iii) provides us all the required due diligence documents;
2. Healy Consultants drafts a detailed engagement project (example of project plan here), mapping out by week each step to engagement completion, optimizing transparency, and setting Client expectations;
3. Our Client provides us with a possible name for their new company, which our experts check for availability in the government database. Check the availability of your business name here!;
4. Next, the optimal corporate structure is agreed with our Client;
5. To support Slovenia business setup, Healy Consultants provides our Client a Slovenia business address for invoicing purposes. Additionally, many Clients request telephone, fax, and email support for their company following entity establishment. Alternatively, our Client may request a full Slovenia virtual office.
6. After reserving the name, Healy Consultants assists the Client with opening a temporary corporate bank account with an institution of their choice. Our Client, then, deposits the minimum paid up share capital of €7,500 and supplies Healy Consultants with a certificate of deposit;
7. Meanwhile, Healy Consultants prepares the Articles of Association and following bank account opening, proceeds to register the company with the Online Business Portal (e-Vem). The setup information is automatically forwarded to the Slovenia Statistical Office and Tax Administration;
8. Healy Consultants arranges for signature specimen cards from the Slovenian bank to be sent to the Client. Once our Client has signed the specimen cards in the presence of a notary and returned them to Healy Consultants, the temporary account can be converted into a permanent bank account;
9. The Slovenia company incorporation engagement is now complete. Healy Consultants couriers a full company kit to our Client, including the original corporate documents, unopened bank correspondence and a Client feedback survey;