Compare the best ways to send money to Slovenia

The exchange rate determines how much EUR the recipient will get when you transfer money to Slovenia.

For example, today, the average exchange rate between US Dollar and Euro is 0.9618.

The rate constantly fluctuates depending on the destination currency and the market conditions, so timing your transfer can help you save a lot of money.

Sometimes, waiting a day or two can help you get more EUR.

If you do need to send EUR now, we suggest using Wise. Their rate for EUR transfers was the best over the past 6 months.

The cheapest way to pay for your transfer to Slovenia is via Bank transfer with Revolut. It is 0.4% cheaper than the next best option.

The way you pay affects the cost, speed, and the amount of EUR you receive.

Here are your cheapest options:

*Based on a $2,000 transfer to Slovenia using our 6-month comparison data. Transfer time is based on averages from multiple companies.

Avoid using a Bank transfer option when sending money to Slovenia, as it’s the most expensive.

Credit card transfers to Slovenia come with cash advance fees and higher interest rates on EUR.

Instarem, for example, charges $1.5 when paying with a credit card vs $0 via bank transfer by Revolut.

When possible, avoid sending EUR over the SWIFT network. Despite its name, SWIFT transfers to Slovenia are slower with steeper fees.

Some services have limits on how much you can transfer, both minimum and maximum thresholds.

Different services might offer better rates or lower fees for different transfer amounts.

For example, we recommend using Wise if you need to send large amounts of EUR abroad.

In general, the quicker you need EUR delivered, the more it will cost you in fees.

Transfer speed to Slovenia depends on the EUR amount, the time you initiate the transfer, and your payment method.

Take, for instance, an urgent need to transfer $2,000 from the US to Slovenia.

Overall, of 19 companies serving Slovenia, Wise is the fastest regardless of the deposit method, appearing 57.1% of the time in our searches.

For bank or debit card deposits, services like Wise excel in this regard, offering near-instantaneous and cheapest EUR transfers with $8.02 or $6.54 fees respectively and -0.04% markup.

Credit card transfers via Xe to EUR can take up to a day with a $56.95 fee and 2.31% markup (keep cash advance fees in mind). This is based on 6-month data from comparisons on MoneyTransfers.com.

If you urgently need to transfer money to Slovenia, cash pickup will be the fastest, via Western Union or Ria Money.

Avoid SWIFT for EUR transfers as it's slower due to intermediary banks in Slovenia.

Online

You can transfer money to Slovenia with a money transfer provider. You can either choose to use a managed service like an FX broker, or an online-only company.

We found that Wise is the overall best online money transfer provider according to our 6-month analysis. They’ve appeared 100% of the time for EUR transfers in our search system.

App

Most money transfer services supporting Slovenia transfers have an app, often, offering a better EUR rate. You can use our guide to the best money transfer apps to find the one that fits your needs.

In-person

Cash transfers to Slovenia in person via Ria Money Transfers or Western Union are almost always instant, but require the recipient to visit the nearest agent to collect EUR.

Money orders

Another option is to send a money order using the postal service in your country. It is a less accepted method but often can be sent to harder-to-reach locations.

There are different ways to receive money in Slovenia. You can make a direct bank deposit, send cash for pickup or home delivery, or use a mobile wallet.

If you want a direct transfer to your bank account, Wise offers the best service for bank deposits to Slovenia.

And if you need cash right away, check if cash pickup is an option in Slovenia.

Mobile wallet services and payment apps like PayPal and Xoom are popular too, but they come with more limitations and higher costs compared to money transfer providers like Revolut.

Please also note that CashApp is not available in Slovenia.

To receive money in Slovenia, you will need:

• Valid forms of ID: this could be a National ID, passport, or driving license.

• Sender's information: the full name and address of the sender.

• Transfer details: the amount of EUR to be received.

• Transfer reference number: will be needed for cash pickup or home delivery.

When you're sending or receiving money in Slovenia, you have to be ready to share some documents.

The exact documents you need might vary by the company you use. Usually, you will have to:

• Show a government ID like a passport or driver's license.

• Give your contact details such as phone number and email address.

You will also need the recipients' details in Slovenia. Sometimes this may include an IBAN or a SWIFT code depending on your payment method.

If you're making a large transaction to Slovenia, a provider may ask you for proof of address (e.g. a phone or utility bill) and your source of funds (e.g. a bank statement).

That’s why we suggest Wise in this case. They know how to handle large EUR transfers and will help you get things done fast.

There might be tax implications to consider when sending money to Slovenia.

Some EUR transfers may need to be reported to tax authorities, especially for larger amounts.

When in doubt, please contact a tax professional in your country or in Slovenia.