In Slovenia, selling and buying sex between adults are legal and unregulated. Offering sexual services in a public place in an importunate way that upsets or alarms people is a minor offence with a fine of EUR 200 to 400 (Protection of Public Order Act ZJRM-2, in force since 28 January 2026). The Criminal Code punishes 'abuse of prostitution': taking part in another person's prostitution for the purpose of exploitation, or inducing a person into prostitution by force, threat or deception (three months to five years; one to ten years where a minor is involved; one to twelve years for several victims or a criminal association). Under settled Supreme Court case law, profiting from another person's prostitution is exploitation, so running a brothel is a crime. No rule specific to advertising sexual services was found. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/slovenia/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.