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The government will discuss a draft amendment to the Aliens Act, which has already caused a stir among some in the public before it was submitted to the National Assembly. According to the proposed changes, foreigners will no longer be able to take free Slovenian language courses, despite the increased level of knowledge required, and it would also be more difficult for them to reunite with their families. However, a draft amendment to the Emplo…

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The government will discuss a draft amendment to the Aliens Act, which has already caused a stir among some in the public before it was submitted to the National Assembly. According to the proposed changes, foreigners will no longer be able to take free Slovenian language courses, despite the increased level of knowledge required, and it would also be more difficult for them to reunite with their families. However, a draft amendment to the Emplo…

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Slovenia is preparing amendments to the Law on Foreigners that would tighten the conditions for residence, family reunification and knowledge of the Slovenian language. The proposed solutions could significantly affect foreign workers living and working in the country. According to the draft amendments, the possibility of attending free Slovenian language courses for foreigners would be abolished, while introducing an obligation for participants…

The draft amendments to the law on foreigners in Slovenia foresee stricter conditions for residence, family reunification, and knowledge of the Slovenian language.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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The government will today discuss a draft amendment to the Aliens Act, which has already upset some in the public before it was submitted to the National Assembly. According to the proposed changes, foreigners will no longer be able to take free Slovenian language courses, despite the increased level of knowledge, and it would also be more difficult for them to reunite with their families. However, there will not yet be a draft amendment to the …

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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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