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EAA compliance in Slovenia

EAA compliance requirements for Slovenia

National legislation

National law

Zakon o zahtevah za dostopnost proizvodov in storitev (Act on Accessibility Requirements for Products and Services)

Reference

Transposition of Directive 2019/882 into Slovenian law

Enforcement authority

Tržni inšpektorat Republike Slovenije (Market Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia, TIRS) for market surveillance of products and services

Contact: ti.gov.si

Penalties

Administrative fines imposed by the Market Inspectorate based on the severity of non-compliance. TIRS can order product withdrawal from the Slovenian market and require services to be brought into compliance. Fine amounts are set according to the seriousness of the infringement.

Sectors in scope

E-commerce, banking, telecommunications, transport, audiovisual media, e-books, consumer electronics, self-service terminals.

Key deadlines

Enforceable from 28 June 2025 for new products and services. Slovenia has had public sector accessibility requirements through its transposition of the Web Accessibility Directive via the Zakon o dostopnosti spletišč in mobilnih aplikacij.

Slovenia-specific requirements

Slovenia is a compact but digitally advanced EU member state. The Market Inspectorate (TIRS) is a well-resourced enforcement body with experience across consumer product categories. Slovenia has pursued an active digital transformation strategy and has been recognised for its e-government services. The country's Equalisation of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act (Zakon o izenačevanju možnosti invalidov, ZIMI) provides the broader disability rights framework. Slovenia's relatively small market size means enforcement authorities can maintain close oversight, and the EAA transposition benefits from the country's efficient regulatory infrastructure.

Frequently asked questions

Who enforces the EAA in Slovenia?

The Market Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia (TIRS) is the primary market surveillance body. TIRS has established enforcement powers including fines, product withdrawal orders, and compliance directives.

What are the EAA fines in Slovenia?

Administrative fines are determined by the Market Inspectorate based on the severity and scope of non-compliance. TIRS can also order non-compliant products off the market and set compliance deadlines for services.

Does Slovenia have existing disability rights legislation?

Yes. Slovenia's Equalisation of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act (ZIMI) provides the broader disability rights framework. The EAA transposition adds specific product and service accessibility requirements, building on this existing legal foundation.

Related resources

Last reviewed: April 2026. Regulatory details are reviewed quarterly for accuracy.

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