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Two police officers are measuring speed

Mission accomplished! No fatalities on Slovenian roads during Roadpol campaign on 17 September

On Thursday, 17 September 2026, Slovenian police officers took part in a joint Roadpol campaign, engaging in increased traffic enforcement aimed at a single goal – ...
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A policewoman walks alongside the train

Rail Action Week. Activities to improve safety on railways are getting started

This week, from September 21 to 27, 2026, police officers, together with representatives of Slovenian Railways, are participating in an international prevention ...
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Slapnik (left) and Miklič (right)

Two Croatian nationals suspected of the brutal murder of a 76-year-old man in Laško

At today’s press conference, the police presented the findings of their investigation and the circumstances surrounding the murder of a 76-year-old man in Laško, ...
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15.Sep.2026

European Mobility Week, the Vulnerable Road Users campaign, and traffic checks on motorways on Thursday – announcement

From 16 to 22 September 2026, European Mobility Week will take place alongside the national Vulnerable Road Users prevention campaign, which will focus particularly on pedestrians, cyclists, e-scooter users, motorcyclists and moped riders. The police are also participating in the campaign. On Thursday, 17 September 2026, for example, we will be carrying out intensified checks on motorways and expressways across the country.
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14.Sep.2026

World Alzheimer's Month: Raising awareness of missing persons with dementia

As September marks World Alzheimer's Month, the Slovenian Police are taking part in activities aimed at raising public awareness of Alzheimer's disease and the challenges faced by people living with dementia and their families. The Police play a vital role in locating missing people with dementia, as difficulties with spatial orientation can cause them to become lost or wander away from home, making them particularly vulnerable.
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7.Sep.2026

The Slovenian police marks UN International Day of Police Cooperation

Today, 7 September, the Slovenian police joins police agencies around the world in marking the United Nations International Day of Police Cooperation, highlighting how international collaboration helps protect communities, support victims and keep the public safe. Every day, crime crosses borders. Online fraudsters can target victims from anywhere in the world. Criminal networks move people, money and illicit goods across regions. Fugitives attempt to evade justice by moving between countries.
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19.Oct.2009

Centre for Foreigners - Statistics

19.Oct.2009

Centre for Foreigners

Veliki Otok 44 Z, 6230 Postojna SLOVENIJA {fa-phone}+386 5 701 34 40 {fa-fax}+386 5 726 52 63 {fa-envelope-o}ct.uup@policija.si Head of the Centre: Aleksander Bračko One of the pillars of the effective migration policy of the European Union is returning citizens of third countries who do not or no longer meet the conditions for residing in its territory. A person is typically provided with the option of leaving the EU on their own and returning voluntarily to avoid enforcement of return. In Slovenia, the Centre for Foreigners, based in Veliki Otok near Postojna, is in charge of foreigners subject to return procedures. Return is a very complex process involving identification procedures, acquisition of personal documents from consular representations of third countries, cooperation with airline operators, and coordination between the EU Member States and other agencies, such as Frontex. Of course, voluntary return is encouraged in all types of return cases, and it may also include reintegration programmes in the country of origin. This enables a returnee to reintegrate in their local environment and to get their life back on track. Foreigners are never forced to return to countries where their life or freedom could be threatened. There is a movement restriction in place for persons residing in the Centre for Foreigners, which is why the centre constantly seeks to improve the quality of accommodation for those in the process of being returned. At the same time, it provides for high standards of human rights and constantly monitors migration trends and adjusts to them.   Statistics State Border Control Police Activities in Connection with Current Migration Flows The webpage contains information on the duties and responsibilities of the police that refer to illegal immigrants. It also provides information on arrivals and accommodation of foreigners in Slovenia. Useful links The Slovenian Government Office for the Support and Integration of Migrants {fa-external-link} Leaflet - Selected information and advice for refugees  {fa-file-pdf-o}(4.4 MB) (in english and arabic)