
This permit is for non-EU researchers who hold a hosting agreement with an approved research organisation in Slovenia; it permits research activity and offers mobility to research in other EU member states.
Researchers moving to Slovenia use the temporary residence permit for researchers. The defining requirement is a hosting agreement with a research organisation that is approved in Slovenia — this agreement, rather than an ordinary job offer, anchors the application.
Alongside the hosting agreement you will typically need a relevant advanced qualification, adequate means of subsistence and health insurance, and a valid travel document. The permit authorises the research activity set out in the agreement.
One valuable feature of this route is mobility: it allows you to carry out research in other EU member states under the applicable conditions, which suits collaborative and cross-border projects. As the supporting requirements can change over time, confirm the current details with the competent administrative unit, and ACME can help coordinate the hosting agreement and residence application together.
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Guidance only, not legal advice. ACME is an independent consultancy, not affiliated with any government. Rules change, confirm details with official sources.