Area: Zdravstvo
Competent authority: MZ, ZZZS
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 1076
Initiative accepted and completed: '2020-11-09'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2020-10-26'
Initiative published: '2020-10-26'
Initiative submitted: '2020-10-25'
Response from the competent authority: Answer from the Ministry of Health:Insured
  persons of the Republic of Slovenia are covered by compulsory insurance in Slovenia
  in accordance with the Health Care and Health Insurance Act (hereinafter referred
  to as the Health Care and Health Insurance Act) and the Rules on Compulsory Health
  Insurance or the EU acquis or an inter-state social insurance treaty.Regulation
  (EC) No 883/2004 on the coordination of social security systems in Art. Point 17a
  of the Preamble of the Regulation provides that when persons become subject to the
  legislation of a Member State in accordance with Title II of Regulation (EC) No
  883/2004, the legislation of that Member State shall apply to them in accordance
  with Title II of Regulation (EC) No 883/2004, in accordance with Article 15(1)(a)
  of the Regulation. of this Regulation, the conditions for insurance and entitlement
  to benefits should be determined in accordance with that law of the competent Member
  State, while respecting Community law.Article 11.1 of the Regulation provides that
  persons to whom this Regulation applies are subject to the law of a single Member
  State.According to the above, a person shall be registered for compulsory health
  insurance in the Republic of Slovenia if he/she is no longer covered by compulsory
  insurance in another EU, EEA or Swiss Member State on the basis of the relevant
  evidence.If a person does not meet the conditions for inclusion in the insurance
  under one of the points of Article 15 of the Health Insurance Act, and he/she has
  his/her permanent residence in the Republic of Slovenia and pays his/her own contributions,
  he/she shall be insured according to Article 15, point 20, of the Health Insurance
  Act. When registering for compulsory health insurance on this basis, the person
  shall submit either form E 104 - Certificate of aggregation of periods of insurance,
  periods of employment or periods of residence, where the date of termination of
  insurance is indicated in Part B of the form, or a letter from the foreign institution
  or insurance institution with which the person has been insured.If, when arranging
  insurance, the person only submits a signed declaration that he or she is not insured
  abroad, although the person's health insurance will be arranged with effect from
  the current date, the obligation to be covered by compulsory health insurance may
  also be established retrospectively (in the absence of other evidence) by obtaining
  the information ex officio, for a person who is no longer covered by compulsory
  health insurance in the EU Member States, EEA and Switzerland, through the international
  exchange of information via the EESSI system with the countries that are covered
  by this system or, in the case of countries not yet covered by this system, by means
  of the E 104 form. In these cases, the insured person informs the ZZZS of the period
  of completed insurance abroad and of the institution of compulsory health insurance
  abroad with which he/she was covered by compulsory health insurance.
Text file: 1076.txt
Title: Obtaining an E104 when returning to Slovenia from employment in Romania
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=1076
