← FFCheckWho do I contact?SL
Safety · Slovenia
Updated September 2026

👁️ Someone is stalking me — following, messaging, showing up — who do I contact?

Direct answer

Stalking is a crime in every EU country and courts issue protection orders — no contact, no approach, no messages — fast. Start a stalking log today: every message, call, appearance, with date and time; keep the messages. Report to Policija — prijava (113) with the log; ask explicitly about a protection order. Pomoč žrtvam kaznivih dejanj — 116 006 / Ministrstvo za pravosodje (odškodnina) (116 006) supports you for free and helps with the application. If the stalker is a current or former partner, SOS telefon za ženske in otroke — žrtve nasilja 080 11 55 (080 11 55) is the specialised route with shelter and safety planning.

Call firstPolicija — prijava
Report toPomoč žrtvam kaznivih dejanj — 116 006 / Ministrstvo za pravosodje (odškodnina)
If that failsSOS telefon za ženske in otroke — žrtve nasilja 080 11 55

🗣️ What to say

"Since [date] [name / description] has been [following me / contacting me / appearing at my home or work] despite my telling them to stop on [date]. Log and messages attached. I want to report this and apply for a protection order."

🪜 Step by step

  1. One clear "stop"Once, in writing, kept. After that, no response at all — every reply is a reward.
  2. Log everythingDate, time, place, what happened, witnesses, screenshots. A log turns "he keeps bothering me" into a case.
  3. Tell peopleEmployer, neighbours, school — they can refuse the person access and become witnesses.
  4. Report to Policija — prijavaAsk for a protection order. Breaching one is a separate crime with immediate arrest in most countries.
  5. Support: Pomoč žrtvam kaznivih dejanj — 116 006 / Ministrstvo za pravosodje (odškodnina)Safety planning, help with the court, and someone who takes it seriously from the first call.

📇 All contacts

Policija — prijavaCriminal complaint online or at a stationAlways — the basis for bank, insurer and platform📞 113🔗 www.policija.si/o-slovenski-policiji/prijava-kaznivega-dejanja
Pomoč žrtvam kaznivih dejanj — 116 006 / Ministrstvo za pravosodje (odškodnina)Victim support and state compensationAfter a crime: information, support, compensation📞 116 006🔗 www.gov.si
SOS telefon za ženske in otroke — žrtve nasilja 080 11 55Free; safe housesFor domestic violence📞 080 11 55🔗 drustvo-sos.si
Brezplačna pravna pomoč (okrožno sodišče) / pravno-informacijski centriFree legal aid for low incomesWhen you cannot afford a lawyer🔗 www.gov.si/teme/brezplacna-pravna-pomoc

❓ Frequently asked

The police say it is "just messages"

Persistent unwanted contact is stalking under the law in every EU country. Bring the log, ask for the report to be registered, and involve Pomoč žrtvam kaznivih dejanj — 116 006 / Ministrstvo za pravosodje (odškodnina) if you are turned away.

Can I get a protection order without a criminal case?

Yes — civil protection orders exist alongside criminal proceedings and are often faster. Pomoč žrtvam kaznivih dejanj — 116 006 / Ministrstvo za pravosodje (odškodnina) explains the route in your country.

Tracking devices and spyware

Check the car and bags for trackers; have the phone checked. Finding a device is strong evidence — do not remove it before the police see it.

📎 Sources

Last checked: 2026-09-26

🔎 Common searches

Recognise your own search? The answer above covers all of these.

  • “stalking report Slovenia”
  • “protection order stalker Slovenia”
  • “ex partner will not stop contacting me”
  • “stalking log evidence”
  • “victim support stalking”

🧭 Is this still correct?

We check this information carefully, but phone numbers, websites and rules change — and sometimes we get something wrong. Spotted a mistake or a change? Let us know below.

🔗 Related questions

Your tools for Slovenia