Electrician salary in Slovenia (2026)
Updated July 2026
A electrician in Slovenia earns a median of €2,000 gross per month in 2026, with an average of €2,120. Entry-level pay starts near €1,500, while senior professionals reach €2,900 per month. Net pay is typically 62%–68% of gross, and employers in and around Ljubljana pay roughly 10% above the national median for this role.
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Key facts
- Median gross pay for a electrician in Slovenia is €2,000 per month (2026 estimate).
- The average gross salary, pulled up by senior roles, is €2,120 per month.
- Junior pay runs €1,500–€1,760; senior pay runs €2,400–€2,900 gross per month.
- Slovenia has a cost-of-living index of 100 (Ljubljana = 100), so €2,000 there buys about €2,000 of Slovenian purchasing power.
- The statutory gross minimum wage in Slovenia is €1,482 per month.
- Boosted by the energy transition: solar, heat pumps and grid upgrades.
Data table
| Experience level | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| Junior (0–2 years) | €1,500 | €1,760 |
| Mid (3–6 years) | €1,800 | €2,300 |
| Senior (7+ years) | €2,400 | €2,900 |
| Median (all levels) | €2,000 | |
| Average (all levels) | €2,120 | |
What drives electrician pay in Slovenia
Installs and maintains electrical systems in buildings, plants and infrastructure. Slovenia's labour market is concentrated around Ljubljana and Maribor, with strong demand in IT, healthcare, logistics and skilled trades. EU citizens work without a permit; non-EU hires need a single work-and-residence permit.
Pay differences inside Slovenia are driven mostly by region — Ljubljana and its surrounding metro area pay a premium over rural areas — followed by employer size, sector and certified specialisations. Comparing offers on gross pay alone is misleading: check the number of monthly payments per year, bonus structure, and how much of the package is fixed.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a electrician earn in Slovenia?
A electrician in Slovenia earns a median of about €2,000 gross per month in 2026, with most salaries between €1,500 and €2,900 gross per month.
What is the starting salary for a electrician in Slovenia?
Entry-level pay starts at roughly €1,500 gross per month. After two to four years, a electrician typically reaches the mid band of €1,800–€2,300 gross.
What does a senior electrician earn in Slovenia?
Senior professionals earn between €2,400 and €2,900 gross per month. The top of that range usually requires team leadership, rare specialisations or a large-employer setting.
Is that gross or net pay?
All figures on this page are gross monthly pay before tax and social contributions. In Slovenia, net pay is typically 62%–68% of gross, so a median of €2,000 gross is roughly €1,240–€1,360 net.
Is the salary enough to live on in Slovenia?
Slovenia has a cost-of-living index of 100 with Ljubljana set to 100. Adjusted for that, a median of €2,000 in Slovenia has the purchasing power of about €2,000 in Slovenia.
Can I work as a electrician in Slovenia as a foreigner?
EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can work in Slovenia without a permit. Non-EU candidates need a work and residence permit, and regulated professions additionally require recognition of their qualifications.
For comparison: the 2026 minimum wage is €1,481.88 gross and the average gross salary in Slovenia was €2,536.03 in 2025. See net vs gross salary for take-home pay.
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