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The three inland administrative units that successfully implemented the eGraditev system in the spring are joined today by four coastal ones. In the administrative units (UE) of Izola, Koper, Piran and Sežana, you can now apply for a building permit electronically. Until the final introduction of the system, i.e. until 2026, applications can still be made in paper form.
The eGraditev system will fully digitize the process of obtaining a building permit. In order to make the transition more fluid and to ensure that all those involved in the procedures for obtaining or issuing building permits have enough time to adjust, we are introducing the system gradually. It will come into full force at the beginning of 2026, and until then it will be possible to submit applications and conduct procedures both in paper form and electronically. With this, we follow the general trend of digitization and simplification of administrative procedures for citizens, and enable faster management of procedures for issuing building permits.
UE Postojna was the first to introduce the information system in March this year, followed by UE Cerknica and Ilirska Bistrica in May, so today they are joined by UE Izola, Koper, Piran and Sežana.
Bojan Žiberna , head of the Piran Administrative Unit: "At the Piran Administrative Unit, after being presented by representatives of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Spatial Planning, we introduced the eGraditev system, which enables completely digital submission of applications and management of building permit issuance procedures. Since the mentioned system is quite new, we are aware that all participants in these procedures will need some time to adjust. We believe that the system will gradually come to life. We welcome the decision that during the transition period until the final establishment in early 2026, the possibility of submitting applications and managing procedures is guaranteed both in paper form and electronically."
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Space (MNVP) will continue with the gradual introduction of eBuilding. Already in November, the next, somewhat larger group of administrative units follows, namely Celje, Laško, Mozirje, Slovenske Konjice, Šentjur pri Celje, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Velenje and Žalec.
Jurij Mlinar , head of the Department for Spatial Information System at MNVP: "Since the first introduction, administrative units have received 39 requests for the eGraditev system, of which seven are already legally binding. The system works, but we are aware that in the future a lot of energy will have to be invested in educating and raising awareness among users. We want those who are not the most skilled users of digital services to start using the system. In the past months, we also received the first responses from users, which are important for us from the point of view of improvements and the provision of quality and user-friendly services."
The portal of the spatial information system publishes more details about eBuilding, about the timeline of establishment by individual administrative units, including schematic representations and explanations of concepts .
