slovenia.....?
Q. is there any one on here from lake bledd in slovenia, that might be able too help me !!!
Asked by DAVE O - Thu Aug 30 17:18:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bit of a long shot - this question! Try the web forum below.
Answered by Gerry Attrick. - Thu Aug 30 19:23:05 2007
Q. is there any one on here from lake bledd in slovenia, that might be able too help me !!!
Asked by DAVE O - Thu Aug 30 17:18:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bit of a long shot - this question! Try the web forum below.
Answered by Gerry Attrick. - Thu Aug 30 19:23:05 2007
How many stamps would I need to send a letter from Kentucky to Slovenia?
Q. I haven't used a stamp in years, the last time I used them they were 32 cents. I know they are 40 something now, but how many stamps would I need to send a letter from Kentucky to Slovenia?
Asked by Celestine> Is keepin it REAL - Sat Oct 3 02:26:15 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would depend on the size and weight of the letter. Here's where to calculate international postage:
Answered by tonalc2 - Sat Oct 3 02:36:41 2009
Q. I haven't used a stamp in years, the last time I used them they were 32 cents. I know they are 40 something now, but how many stamps would I need to send a letter from Kentucky to Slovenia?
Asked by Celestine> Is keepin it REAL - Sat Oct 3 02:26:15 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would depend on the size and weight of the letter. Here's where to calculate international postage:
Answered by tonalc2 - Sat Oct 3 02:36:41 2009
What is the best way to receive the money from the selling of a house in Slovenia?
Q. I'm selling a house in Slovenia and like to know what is the best way to receive the money. It is by cheque, cash or bank transfer?
Asked by Jo - Sat Aug 18 13:31:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bank transfer. cheques get lost or cancelled. Cash gets lost or stolen. Bank transfer means it is sent electronically and can be drawn upon in the UK banks where you can take some or all of it out when it arrives or t/fer to other accounts as you wish!
Answered by Confuzzled - Sat Aug 18 13:38:11 2007
Q. I'm selling a house in Slovenia and like to know what is the best way to receive the money. It is by cheque, cash or bank transfer?
Asked by Jo - Sat Aug 18 13:31:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bank transfer. cheques get lost or cancelled. Cash gets lost or stolen. Bank transfer means it is sent electronically and can be drawn upon in the UK banks where you can take some or all of it out when it arrives or t/fer to other accounts as you wish!
Answered by Confuzzled - Sat Aug 18 13:38:11 2007
Are there any Americans in England planning to meet up to watch Slovenia game?
Q. Are there any Americans in England (the south east/London) planning to meet up to watch the Slovenia game? Whether it's someone's house, a pub/bar or whatever?
Asked by Barry - Tue Jun 15 01:18:27 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No - not much interest buddy.
Answered by Charlie C - Tue Jun 15 01:20:18 2010
Q. Are there any Americans in England (the south east/London) planning to meet up to watch the Slovenia game? Whether it's someone's house, a pub/bar or whatever?
Asked by Barry - Tue Jun 15 01:18:27 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No - not much interest buddy.
Answered by Charlie C - Tue Jun 15 01:20:18 2010
How can I get from Slovenia to Portugal with a bus or train?
Q. I need a cheap (at least cheaper than a flight) way to get from Slovenia (or cities in Austria, Italy or Hungary that are close to Slovenia) to Lisbon or some other city in Portugal.
Asked by Spoonyman - Fri Oct 16 10:19:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From november 12 to november 19,all return price per person including tax. Try air france for 261 GBP from slovenia. Try From ROME on Easy jet for 138 GBP and iberia for 165 GBP and Tap portugal for 196 GBP. From Budapest on Tap portugala nd swiss for around 198 GBP. Try from vienna for 243 GBP on swiss and lufthansa. You can visit this site to Find the Cheapest Deals Online and for Free coupon codes,Free Discount Coupons and Vouchers on Airlines and Hotels
Answered by Vic - Sat Oct 17 19:11:14 2009
Q. I need a cheap (at least cheaper than a flight) way to get from Slovenia (or cities in Austria, Italy or Hungary that are close to Slovenia) to Lisbon or some other city in Portugal.
Asked by Spoonyman - Fri Oct 16 10:19:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From november 12 to november 19,all return price per person including tax. Try air france for 261 GBP from slovenia. Try From ROME on Easy jet for 138 GBP and iberia for 165 GBP and Tap portugal for 196 GBP. From Budapest on Tap portugala nd swiss for around 198 GBP. Try from vienna for 243 GBP on swiss and lufthansa. You can visit this site to Find the Cheapest Deals Online and for Free coupon codes,Free Discount Coupons and Vouchers on Airlines and Hotels
Answered by Vic - Sat Oct 17 19:11:14 2009
How do I text a number in Slovenia from my phone in America?
Q. I wanna know how to text someone in Slovenia from my phone in America... My phone won't let me do +.
Asked by Zeke Huber - Sun Oct 18 02:39:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 00 is the same as a +, so if you wanna text someone in Slovenia, you have to put 00386...and then the number, but you have to be carefull, the beginning of the telephone number is usually 031 or 041, than you must leave the first zero...so I I wanted to call a numer 031666999, you must type 0038631666999.
Answered by Blaz Pavic - Tue Oct 20 10:34:32 2009
Q. I wanna know how to text someone in Slovenia from my phone in America... My phone won't let me do +.
Asked by Zeke Huber - Sun Oct 18 02:39:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 00 is the same as a +, so if you wanna text someone in Slovenia, you have to put 00386...and then the number, but you have to be carefull, the beginning of the telephone number is usually 031 or 041, than you must leave the first zero...so I I wanted to call a numer 031666999, you must type 0038631666999.
Answered by Blaz Pavic - Tue Oct 20 10:34:32 2009
Can i enter slovenia through Italy without a visa?
Q. Can i enter slovenia by flying to Italy (trieste) and then enter slovenia by land transportation, as I want to go to the slovenian coast. Do I need a visa to do this, or can I still enter slovenia visa free? Im Malaysian, and I can stay in slovenia and italy, for 90 days without a visa. But I was just wondering, if I enter Slovenia through Italy, would i need a visa for doing this?
Asked by unknown - Thu Jan 28 15:13:57 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Malaysian citizen are visa exempt for the Schengen zone to include Italy and Slovenia for up to 90 days within a six months period provided they meet the general requirements for visa free entry: hold a valid passport hold onward/return flight tickets hold visible means of support (Italy: see attached website, Slovenia: 70 per day of stay) .. Once you have entered the Schengen zone and you have gone through the immigration process you can freely travel to all Schengen countries without any further immigration needs. The land/sea borders are open, no passport controls on land borders or on the ferry Trieste - Portoroz; should you plan to fly from Italy you would only need to show your passport to the check-in agent, again no… [cont.]
Answered by GerdP - Fri Jan 29 04:40:52 2010
Q. Can i enter slovenia by flying to Italy (trieste) and then enter slovenia by land transportation, as I want to go to the slovenian coast. Do I need a visa to do this, or can I still enter slovenia visa free? Im Malaysian, and I can stay in slovenia and italy, for 90 days without a visa. But I was just wondering, if I enter Slovenia through Italy, would i need a visa for doing this?
Asked by unknown - Thu Jan 28 15:13:57 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Malaysian citizen are visa exempt for the Schengen zone to include Italy and Slovenia for up to 90 days within a six months period provided they meet the general requirements for visa free entry: hold a valid passport hold onward/return flight tickets hold visible means of support (Italy: see attached website, Slovenia: 70 per day of stay) .. Once you have entered the Schengen zone and you have gone through the immigration process you can freely travel to all Schengen countries without any further immigration needs. The land/sea borders are open, no passport controls on land borders or on the ferry Trieste - Portoroz; should you plan to fly from Italy you would only need to show your passport to the check-in agent, again no… [cont.]
Answered by GerdP - Fri Jan 29 04:40:52 2010
Iv got a holiday home in Slovenia with a uk registered car there i want to sell. How do i go about exporting ?
Q. With the v5 there is a part for exporting, but i guess thats for when its in the uk ready to be exported abroad. How do i sort the papers for the new slovene owner when the car is already abroad(in slovenia)?
Asked by Stephen Burkusmaximus - Wed Feb 4 13:37:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two thoughts: Does a UK registered car with (presumably) righthand steering have use in a country where lefthand steering is the norm, and surely, the purpose of export documenation is for legitimately removing the licensing and registration information from the UK DVLA. The actual location of the car, is not necessarily relevant, for the purpose of the paperwork, unless it was illegally imported to Slovenia from the UK by virtue of some sanction. Isn't there a question asking when you intend to/have export(ed) the vehicle?
Answered by unknown - Wed Feb 4 13:50:25 2009
Q. With the v5 there is a part for exporting, but i guess thats for when its in the uk ready to be exported abroad. How do i sort the papers for the new slovene owner when the car is already abroad(in slovenia)?
Asked by Stephen Burkusmaximus - Wed Feb 4 13:37:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two thoughts: Does a UK registered car with (presumably) righthand steering have use in a country where lefthand steering is the norm, and surely, the purpose of export documenation is for legitimately removing the licensing and registration information from the UK DVLA. The actual location of the car, is not necessarily relevant, for the purpose of the paperwork, unless it was illegally imported to Slovenia from the UK by virtue of some sanction. Isn't there a question asking when you intend to/have export(ed) the vehicle?
Answered by unknown - Wed Feb 4 13:50:25 2009
I need some help finding some history of Slovenia?
Q. I have checked wikipedia and found one site that may have had the information that I am looking for except it wasn't in english. I would like to find the history of Slovenia pretaining to the year 829. Does anybody know where I could find it? I'm looking for history pretaining to rulers during that year that died.
Asked by Big Mama - Wed Jun 25 06:54:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At this time, the area equivalent to Slovenia was known as Carantania. It was part of the Frankish empire from 828. Here is a whole book all about the early history of Slovenia! Page 46-47 discusses the situation around the year 829 Another book: (round about page 50) And some internet articles about the history of Slovenia or Carantania
Answered by Jason B - Wed Jun 25 07:24:26 2008
Q. I have checked wikipedia and found one site that may have had the information that I am looking for except it wasn't in english. I would like to find the history of Slovenia pretaining to the year 829. Does anybody know where I could find it? I'm looking for history pretaining to rulers during that year that died.
Asked by Big Mama - Wed Jun 25 06:54:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At this time, the area equivalent to Slovenia was known as Carantania. It was part of the Frankish empire from 828. Here is a whole book all about the early history of Slovenia! Page 46-47 discusses the situation around the year 829 Another book: (round about page 50) And some internet articles about the history of Slovenia or Carantania
Answered by Jason B - Wed Jun 25 07:24:26 2008
Slovenia: Where can I find good driving directions for Slovenia?
Q. I need to get from Brnik airport to a hotel in Ljubljana and then from the hotel to an address in Cerknica. None of the big sites (google, yahoo, msn, etc) have street level info in Cerknica so is there a local site that would work better? Thanks. I need to get from Brnik airport to a hotel in Ljubljana and then from the hotel to an address in Cerknica. None of the big sites (google, yahoo, msn, mapquest etc) have street level info in Cerknica so is there a local site that would work better? Thanks. Mapquest does not have street info for Slovenia :(
Asked by Adam S - Sat Jun 10 20:53:56 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can register on Telelephone directory of Slovenia for free What does it enable: General searching, with the possibility of searching in white or Yellow pages. Display of all matches with ads and up to 20 without ads. Searching by criteria with obligatory entry in the field of surname/title or name/activity. Map matches display. Map printing. Try to search there.
Answered by Uschi - Mon Jun 12 05:21:03 2006
Q. I need to get from Brnik airport to a hotel in Ljubljana and then from the hotel to an address in Cerknica. None of the big sites (google, yahoo, msn, etc) have street level info in Cerknica so is there a local site that would work better? Thanks. I need to get from Brnik airport to a hotel in Ljubljana and then from the hotel to an address in Cerknica. None of the big sites (google, yahoo, msn, mapquest etc) have street level info in Cerknica so is there a local site that would work better? Thanks. Mapquest does not have street info for Slovenia :(
Asked by Adam S - Sat Jun 10 20:53:56 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can register on Telelephone directory of Slovenia for free What does it enable: General searching, with the possibility of searching in white or Yellow pages. Display of all matches with ads and up to 20 without ads. Searching by criteria with obligatory entry in the field of surname/title or name/activity. Map matches display. Map printing. Try to search there.
Answered by Uschi - Mon Jun 12 05:21:03 2006
What do you think about my country Slovenia?
Q. What do you think about my country Slovenia??? Plz reply.
Asked by Jean - Fri Jun 5 17:02:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A wonderful place! I lost part of my heart to Slovenia in the summer of 2007 when I spent a fabulous week holidaying there! My main stay was in Portoroz but during the week we also visited the very pittoresque capital city Ljubljana, the mountainous and cool Bled as well as the smaller place near Portoroz, Piran. I fell in love with all the cheap and big ice-cream portions, and particularly with the wonderfully flavoured, cold Oaza drinks!! Also, the spas of Portoroz are divine! A very wonderful country indeed, not too crowded, relatively clean, very friendly people who speak great English, etc.
Answered by cantilena91 - Sat Jun 6 02:45:11 2009
Q. What do you think about my country Slovenia??? Plz reply.
Asked by Jean - Fri Jun 5 17:02:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A wonderful place! I lost part of my heart to Slovenia in the summer of 2007 when I spent a fabulous week holidaying there! My main stay was in Portoroz but during the week we also visited the very pittoresque capital city Ljubljana, the mountainous and cool Bled as well as the smaller place near Portoroz, Piran. I fell in love with all the cheap and big ice-cream portions, and particularly with the wonderfully flavoured, cold Oaza drinks!! Also, the spas of Portoroz are divine! A very wonderful country indeed, not too crowded, relatively clean, very friendly people who speak great English, etc.
Answered by cantilena91 - Sat Jun 6 02:45:11 2009
how long does it take to get visa of Slovenia?
Q. i need to know how long does it take to get Slovenia visa.(i need a detail answer, like 2 days or 30 minutes. Please dont give me an answer like "it takes few days", Thanks.) Because i wanna make a plan for how many days i should live in Vennia. i come from Taiwan. i nned visa.
Asked by riam M - Fri Jun 8 09:03:37 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may depend on where you're from. Last I heard though, residents of the United States didnt need a visa for entry into Slovenia and could stay for upto 3 months. You do, however, need a valid passport.
Answered by phirephaerie - Fri Jun 8 15:33:40 2007
Q. i need to know how long does it take to get Slovenia visa.(i need a detail answer, like 2 days or 30 minutes. Please dont give me an answer like "it takes few days", Thanks.) Because i wanna make a plan for how many days i should live in Vennia. i come from Taiwan. i nned visa.
Asked by riam M - Fri Jun 8 09:03:37 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may depend on where you're from. Last I heard though, residents of the United States didnt need a visa for entry into Slovenia and could stay for upto 3 months. You do, however, need a valid passport.
Answered by phirephaerie - Fri Jun 8 15:33:40 2007
Is it possible to go skiing in slovenia for 1 day?
Q. At a real Ski Slope? Say if i was staying at the bottom of the mountain near the slopes? Can you get up there and go skiing for a day?
Asked by emillllyyyyyy. - Thu Jun 21 16:13:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely, if travelling is not part of the problem. You will be able to hire ski equipment, and possibly specialised outer clothing. If you have never skied before you may find one day to be an unsatisfying experience. It usually takes a 2 or 3 days to begin to get skilled enough to start to enjoy (and a lifetime of improvement after that). I also suggest you take a lesson, otherwise you will never get to enjoy yourself. Most resorts are well set up for beginners.
Answered by iansand - Thu Jun 21 21:54:40 2007
Q. At a real Ski Slope? Say if i was staying at the bottom of the mountain near the slopes? Can you get up there and go skiing for a day?
Asked by emillllyyyyyy. - Thu Jun 21 16:13:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely, if travelling is not part of the problem. You will be able to hire ski equipment, and possibly specialised outer clothing. If you have never skied before you may find one day to be an unsatisfying experience. It usually takes a 2 or 3 days to begin to get skilled enough to start to enjoy (and a lifetime of improvement after that). I also suggest you take a lesson, otherwise you will never get to enjoy yourself. Most resorts are well set up for beginners.
Answered by iansand - Thu Jun 21 21:54:40 2007
Why do Slovenia, Slovakia and Russia have basically the same flag?
Q. Also Croatia and Serbia have the same stripes but a different order, why are they like this?
Asked by creasicle - Thu Jun 10 17:21:00 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Peter the Great made the Russian flag based on the Dutch, because he loved the Netherlands, and wanted to make Russia more western. This can also be seen in the architecture in Petersburg which he founded. There is more than one explanation to the meaning of the colours, so it can't be said for sure. That other Easter European countries has the same colours is because they are all Slavic people and red-white-blue are the Pan-Slavic colours. This can be compared to the Scandinavian flags which all has a horizontal cross.
Answered by Michael - Sat Jun 12 04:56:29 2010
Q. Also Croatia and Serbia have the same stripes but a different order, why are they like this?
Asked by creasicle - Thu Jun 10 17:21:00 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Peter the Great made the Russian flag based on the Dutch, because he loved the Netherlands, and wanted to make Russia more western. This can also be seen in the architecture in Petersburg which he founded. There is more than one explanation to the meaning of the colours, so it can't be said for sure. That other Easter European countries has the same colours is because they are all Slavic people and red-white-blue are the Pan-Slavic colours. This can be compared to the Scandinavian flags which all has a horizontal cross.
Answered by Michael - Sat Jun 12 04:56:29 2010
What was the song played after the America/Slovenia soccer game on ESPN?
Q. I have looked everywhere for this song. It goes something like so highhh and so lowww. High and low were really dragged out. If someone could help me it would be appreciated.
Asked by billy - Tue Jul 20 09:33:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have looked everywhere for this song. It goes something like so highhh and so lowww. High and low were really dragged out. If someone could help me it would be appreciated.
Asked by billy - Tue Jul 20 09:33:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Is the Serbian driving licence accepted in Slovenia?
Q. I will be going to Ljubljana for a weekend and would rent a car, I am a Slovenian national but have a Serbian driver licence! Could I drive there with it?
Asked by lara a - Mon Aug 3 08:43:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It seems that you could, according to some forum exchanges I read:
Answered by Goca - Mon Aug 3 11:47:23 2009
Q. I will be going to Ljubljana for a weekend and would rent a car, I am a Slovenian national but have a Serbian driver licence! Could I drive there with it?
Asked by lara a - Mon Aug 3 08:43:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It seems that you could, according to some forum exchanges I read:
Answered by Goca - Mon Aug 3 11:47:23 2009
What is the distance from Paris France to Ljubljana Slovenia?
Q. What is the best way to travel, Air, Rail, Car?
Asked by OurHennHouse - Thu Dec 21 13:21:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Distance by air is 966km or 600mi. Distance by car is 1250km which would take about 11 and a half hours, cost 48.80 Euros in tolls, 116.28 in petrol and 7.60 in road tax according to Round trip airfare from Paris to Ljubljana is cheapest right now on Czech Airways stopping in Prague. The price is $298.50 USD round trip taxes in. Looks to me your best bet would be to fly unless you want to have a car there instead of using public transportation. For rail, unless you got a rail pass and planned on travelling more I believe it would cost you more than it would to fly, and it would take as long as it would to drive. Paris to Zurich is about 6 hours and Zurich to Ljubljana on a night train takes a little over 3 hours.
Answered by Geoff S - Thu Dec 21 13:51:55 2006
Q. What is the best way to travel, Air, Rail, Car?
Asked by OurHennHouse - Thu Dec 21 13:21:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Distance by air is 966km or 600mi. Distance by car is 1250km which would take about 11 and a half hours, cost 48.80 Euros in tolls, 116.28 in petrol and 7.60 in road tax according to Round trip airfare from Paris to Ljubljana is cheapest right now on Czech Airways stopping in Prague. The price is $298.50 USD round trip taxes in. Looks to me your best bet would be to fly unless you want to have a car there instead of using public transportation. For rail, unless you got a rail pass and planned on travelling more I believe it would cost you more than it would to fly, and it would take as long as it would to drive. Paris to Zurich is about 6 hours and Zurich to Ljubljana on a night train takes a little over 3 hours.
Answered by Geoff S - Thu Dec 21 13:51:55 2006
I'm a malaysian citizen, do i need a visa to visit slovenia?
Q. I'm a malaysian citizen, but im living in the UK under a permanant resident visa. Do i need a visa to visit slovenia?
Asked by CN92 - Wed Nov 18 04:39:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you don't; however it is not the U.K. permanent resident visa which grants you the visa free travel but your Malaysian passport which exempts from holding a visa for short visits to the entire Schengen zone to include Slovenia for up to 90 days ..
Answered by GerdP - Wed Nov 18 09:50:13 2009
Q. I'm a malaysian citizen, but im living in the UK under a permanant resident visa. Do i need a visa to visit slovenia?
Asked by CN92 - Wed Nov 18 04:39:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you don't; however it is not the U.K. permanent resident visa which grants you the visa free travel but your Malaysian passport which exempts from holding a visa for short visits to the entire Schengen zone to include Slovenia for up to 90 days ..
Answered by GerdP - Wed Nov 18 09:50:13 2009
Is train travel from London to Lake Bled in Slovenia possible?
Q. Planning on flying into Heathrow and spending a few days in London then moving onto Bled. Was thinking a train ride would be scenic and fun. What would be the best website for this planning? Am I better off to just fly?
Asked by Phobos Files - Sat Dec 12 12:51:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I strongly recommend you to take the flight, because one cannot go to Bled directly by train at all. You'd better travel to Ljubljana first by plane and then take a bus to Bled.
Answered by cantilena91 - Sat Dec 12 16:01:23 2009
Q. Planning on flying into Heathrow and spending a few days in London then moving onto Bled. Was thinking a train ride would be scenic and fun. What would be the best website for this planning? Am I better off to just fly?
Asked by Phobos Files - Sat Dec 12 12:51:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I strongly recommend you to take the flight, because one cannot go to Bled directly by train at all. You'd better travel to Ljubljana first by plane and then take a bus to Bled.
Answered by cantilena91 - Sat Dec 12 16:01:23 2009
Has anybody emigrated from the UK to Slovenia?
Q. Just wondered how you found it? What difficulties did you have regarding emigrating (setting yourself up etc.). Were the local governmental departments easy to deal with? Thinking of leaving the UK for pastures new, and having visited Slovenia a few times, and love the country and people, I think it could be a really nice place to live. Thinking of the region around Kranska Gora/Bled, ie. the North West of the country, not far from the Austrian Border. Any advice gratefully received!
Asked by Micky Bananas - Mon Mar 9 08:35:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A couple of ex-pat quotes for fun here :) This site is owned by a british couple that moved here and started renting out some property in NE Slo. They have an email listed there, and while it's supposed to be related to their business, I'm sure they'd be delighted to answer any questions you might have :)
Answered by Putka - Tue Mar 10 16:57:45 2009
Q. Just wondered how you found it? What difficulties did you have regarding emigrating (setting yourself up etc.). Were the local governmental departments easy to deal with? Thinking of leaving the UK for pastures new, and having visited Slovenia a few times, and love the country and people, I think it could be a really nice place to live. Thinking of the region around Kranska Gora/Bled, ie. the North West of the country, not far from the Austrian Border. Any advice gratefully received!
Asked by Micky Bananas - Mon Mar 9 08:35:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A couple of ex-pat quotes for fun here :) This site is owned by a british couple that moved here and started renting out some property in NE Slo. They have an email listed there, and while it's supposed to be related to their business, I'm sure they'd be delighted to answer any questions you might have :)
Answered by Putka - Tue Mar 10 16:57:45 2009
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