Freight forwarding Slovenia - transit times, prices and particularities

We are able to handle your transport to Slovenia cost-effectively and in just a few business days with the help of our logistics network. Find out now what to consider when shipping to Slovenia.

Transit times to and from Slovenia

The transit times for your shipments vary depending on your selected shipping method and the selected pickup and delivery locations. In the following overview you can see the regular transit times for your transport from Germany to Slovenia.

View transit times for pan-European transports on our booking platform after entering your collection and delivery locations.

Premium delivery

With premium delivery, the fastest possible delivery date is selected by default. Alternatively, a later delivery date can be selected during the offer configuration.

Premium delivery for pan-European shipments
If you want a fixed delivery date for a pan-European shipment, it is the last day of the specified regular transit time for the premium delivery option.

Premium delivery for groupage freight
If you request a fixed delivery date, we will store your shipments for up to 3 business days free of charge. These are counted from the last business day of the earliest possible term. For each additional business day, we will charge 5€ per pallet space and business day.

Shipping method Direct Loads

For Direct Loads from or to Slovenia, transit times depend on the availability of vehicles and the covered distance. This shipping method is the fastest option, as the vehicle makes its way to the delivery location immediately and without transshipment. Shipments are usually delivered in 1-2 business days.

Learn more about Direct Loads

Prices for transports to Slovenia

If you want to find out the current prices for your planned transport, we recommend using our freight cost calculator. This is the most convenient method for you, as the price is highly dependent on the selected shipping option.

Slovenia as an economic area

Since achieving independence in 1991, the young state has built up a strong economy. Of all the countries of the former Yugoslavia, Slovenia is the wealthiest. In order to take advantage of its geographic, trade and cultural potential, the Slovenian government is continuously investing in the country's infrastructure. The country has been a member of the European Union since 2004, which is why free movement of goods can take place without any issues.

The traffic infrastructure of Slovenia

With almost 40,000 km of road, the small country has a road network above average. The geographical location in the heart of Europe makes Slovenia an ideal logistics hub. The country will therefore continue to gain importance for the logistics industry. On the freeways and expressways, a vignette is required for vehicles under 3.5 tons gross vehicle weight; for heavier vehicles, a route-dependent toll is due.