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on 5 Apr 2013
Is there something specific to keep in mind or not to miss? How to make contact with British in Slovenia? Will be grateful to anybody for any advise. Regards, Jordan
Anonymous (not verified) on 8 Apr 2013 - 08:28
Hi Jordan,

Our Slovenia guide is a work in progress at the moment. But do take a look at our Moving to Slovenia page for an overview of expat life.

I am a British expat living in South Africa and there are a few sites that I can recommend. Internations is a global network for expats and they hold monthly meetings and events in cities all over the world for expats. Another good website is meetup.com - you can find groups focusing on particular hobbies and interests, which will allow you to meet like minded people.

I would also suggest seeing if there are any local book clubs or sports clubs you good join - these are a good way to network and make friends.

Best of luck in Slovenia.
jessicajoseph on 7 Oct 2021 - 13:34

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