Besides the free movement of goods, capital and services, the free movement of persons is one of the basic EU internal market freedoms and covers:

• free movement of workers
• recognition of professional qualifications
• co-ordination of social security systems and
• citizen rights.

The right to free movement within the EU relates to workers, students, retired persons and in general to all EU nationals and their family members (regardless of the citizenship). But a seven-year transitional period was introduced only with regard to the free movement of workers between Slovenia and 15 EU Member States. 

• EMPLOYMENT IN THE EU AND EEA MEMBER STATES AND VICE VERSA
• EMPLOYMENT OF CITIZENS OF THIRD COUNTRIES
• EURES in Slovenia
• MOVEMENT OF SERVICES
• LINKS:
  • Free movement of workers (European Commission)
  • European Year for Workers’ Mobility 2006 
  • Employment Service of Slovenia
  • EURES
  • Your Europe 
  • Enlargement
    • The Treaty of Accession 2003
• CONTACT US:
• FREE MOVEMENT OF WORKERS:
  
  
  • Radivoj Radak
    Tel.: +386 1 369 76 47
    Fax: +386 1 369 76 69
    E-mail: radivoj.radak(at)gov.si 
    
    
  • Ana Klinar
    Tel.: +386 1 369 76 43
    Fax: +386 1 369 76 69
    E-mail: ana.klinar(at)gov.si
    
    
• EURES
  • EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF SLOVENIA
    Valerija Okorn
    Tel.: +386 1 479 09 32
    E-mail: valerija.okorn(at)ess.gov.si