Legal status in Slovenia

1P-LSD

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 1P-LSD at Group I, row 282. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 1P-LSD and 1-propionil-LSD across all three groups. The entry is numbered 282 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 282, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 282, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 282 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 1P-LSD stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 282. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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2-FDCK

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names fluorodeskloroketamin (FDCK) at Group I, row 334. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 2-FDCK and fluorodeskloroketamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 334 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The dossier ran its anti-template check on this row, which is one of the country specific entries it read directly in the current annex. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 334, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 334, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 334 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as FLUORODESKLOROKETAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 334. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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25I-NBOMe

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 25I-NBOMe at Group I, row 4. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 25I-NBOMe and 4-jodo-2,5-dimetoksi-N-(2-metoksibenzil)fenetilamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 4 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 4, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 4, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 4 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 25I-NBOMe stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 4. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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2C-B

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names bromdimetoksifenetilamin, also given as 2C-B at Group III, the stimulants and anorectics subsection, row 4. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 2C-B and 4-bromo-2,5-dimetoksifenetilamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 4 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 4, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 4, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 4 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The group placement stated for this row is taken from the locator given by the dossier read for this cell and is not printed in the annex text quoted here, because no quoted annex extract in that dossier carries a group marker for any substance. The row number is on a different footing, because the annex text quoted for this entry prints it beside the entry. Since the medical route is deferred either way, a different group would change the descriptive clause about which groups can carry medicines and nothing a traveller acts on. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as BROMDIMETOKSIFENETILAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection c.1.0 at its row 4. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection c.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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2C-E

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 2C-E at Group I, row 5. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 2C-E and 2,5-dimetoksi-4-etilfenetilamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 5 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 5, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 5, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 5 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 2C-E stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 5. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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2C-I

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 2C-I at Group I, row 6. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 2C-I and 2,5-dimetoksi-4-jodofenetilamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 6 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 6, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 6, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 6 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 2C-I stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 6. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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2C-T-7

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 2C-T-7 at Group I, row 8. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 2C-T-7 and propiltiofenetilamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 8 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 8, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 8, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 8 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 2C-T-7 stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 8. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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3-MMC

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metilmetkatinon, isomers 2 and 3 at Group I, row 92. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 3-MMC and 3-metilmetkatinon across all three groups. The entry is numbered 92 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 92, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 92, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 92 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METILMETKATINON stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 92. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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4-AcO-DMT

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 4-AcO-DMT at Group I, row 325. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 4-AcO-DMT and O-acetilpsilocin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 325 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 325, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 325, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 325 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 4-AcO-DMT stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 325. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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4-HO-MET

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 4-HO-MET at Group I, row 377. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 4-HO-MET and metocin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 377 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 377, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 377, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 377 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 4-HO-MET stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 377. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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5-MeO-DMT (Bufo / Toad)

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 5-MeO-DMT at Group I, row 159. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 5-MeO-DMT and 5-metoksi-N,N-dimetiltriptamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 159 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 159, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 159, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 159 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 5-MeO-DMT stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 159. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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6-APB

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names (2-aminopropil)benzofuran, isomers 4, 5 and 6 at Group I, row 1. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 6-APB and benzofuran across all three groups. The entry is numbered 1 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 1, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 1, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 1 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as (2-AMINOPROPIL)BENZOFURAN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 1. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names 7-hidroksimitraginin at Group I, row 258. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms 7-hidroksimitraginin and 7-OH-mitragynine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 258 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The dossier ran its anti-template check on this row, which is one of the country specific entries it read directly in the current annex. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 258, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 258, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 258 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as 7-HIDROKSIMITRAGININ stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 258. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Adderall

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names amfetamin at Group II, row 8. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms Adderall, amfetamin and deksamfetamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 8 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The annex names the active ingredient and not the brand, so the brand is reached through that ingredient entry and not by a separate listing. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 8, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 8, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 8 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as AMFETAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 8. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Alcohol

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term alcohol. Alcoholic beverages are governed outside the three drug groups by the Restriction of the Use of Alcohol Act, the ZOPA, and ethanol is not an entry in the annex. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Restriction of the Use of Alcohol Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Restriction of the Use of Alcohol Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Restriction of the Use of Alcohol Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Amphetamine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names amfetamin at Group II, row 8. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term amphetamine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 8 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The entry is the racemate, and the annex states that form on its face. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 8, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 8, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 8 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as AMFETAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 8. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Benzodiazepines

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia member by member, and Slovenia’s own annex names the members, so this is a finding rather than a deferral. The member by member check was run against the Slovenian schedule and not merely against the substances this table happens to carry: the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog prints alprazolam, diazepam, klonazepam, lorazepam and nimetazepam as separate entries in Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 18, each with its own chemical name beside it, and each of those five printed names carries the benzodiazepine ring in the text of the entry itself. The printed chemical name is what settles membership here rather than the popular grouping. The annex also carries a compound that is commonly counted with this class and whose own printed name is a thieno triazolo diazepine, with thiophene standing where the benzene ring would be, and that compound is controlled on its own separate Group III entry rather than as a member of this one. The family word itself is not an annex entry, so what is controlled is each named member and not the word, and a compound that shares part of the ring system without appearing in the annex is not reached by the family name alone. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. For this class the three provisions apply through whichever named member is actually in hand, so the answer turns on identifying the compound and then reading its own entry.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. The members the annex names sit in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for any of them, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding rests on named members in Group III, and those entries were read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row the members relied on are the Group III entries for alprazolam, diazepam, klonazepam, lorazepam and nimetazepam. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KLONAZEPAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 18. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Buprenorphine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names buprenorfin at Group II, row 16. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term buprenorphine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 16 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 16, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 16, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 16 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as BUPRENORFIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 16. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Caffeine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term caffeine. Caffeine in food and drink is governed by Slovenian food legislation and by Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 on food information, and the annex does not carry it as an illicit drug. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: Slovenian food legislation and Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under Slovenian food legislation and Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is Slovenian food legislation and Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Cannabis / THC

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names konoplja, Cannabis sativa L. with its extracts and the plant itself at Group II. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms kanabis, konoplja and Cannabis sativa across all three groups. The entry reaches the plant and its extracts, so the material and not only an isolated constituent is covered. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated. Slovenia does permit certain cannabis based medicines on a limited basis and there is no flower programme; that statement is carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and was not re-derived from the statute text in this pass.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. A consultative referendum held on 9 June 2024 narrowly favoured allowing cultivation and possession for limited personal use, at roughly 51.6 per cent, and a bill followed, but it is not enacted law and nothing in it can be relied on at the border; that account is carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and was not re-derived in this pass. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The note that certain cannabis based medicines are permitted on a limited basis with no flower programme, and the account of the 9 June 2024 consultative referendum, are likewise carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived here. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KONOPLJA, Cannabis sativa L. with the printed sub-entries ekstrakti, rastlina and smola stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 112. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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Cathinone

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names katinon at Group I, row 69. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term cathinone across all three groups. The entry is numbered 69 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The alkaloid carries its own entry separately from the plant it comes from. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 69, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 69, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 69 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KATINON stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 69. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Clonazepam

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names klonazepam at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 18. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term clonazepam across all three groups. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KLONAZEPAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 18. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Cocaine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names kokain at Group II, row 53. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term cocaine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 53 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 53, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 53, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 53 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KOKAIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 53. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Codeine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names kodein at Group II, row 51. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term codeine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 51 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 51, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 51, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 51 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KODEIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 51. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Crack Cocaine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names kokain at Group II, row 53. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms crack and kokain baza across all three groups. The entry is numbered 53 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The annex names the alkaloid and not the street preparation, so the smokable base form is reached through that same entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 53, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 53, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 53 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KOKAIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 53. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Delta-8-THC

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names tetrahidrokanabinol in its D8, D10 and D9(11) forms and their stereochemical variants at Group II, row 107. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms delta-8-THC and tetrahidrokanabinol across all three groups. The entry is numbered 107 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The entry states the delta forms and their stereochemical variants on its face, so this isomer is named rather than inferred. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 107, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 107, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 107 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as TETRAHIDROKANABINOL***** stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 107. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Diazepam

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names diazepam at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 6. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term diazepam across all three groups. The entry is numbered 6 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 6, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 6, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 6 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as DIAZEPAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 6. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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DMT

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names dimetiltriptamin at Group I, row 38. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms DMT and dimetiltriptamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 38 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 38, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 38, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 38 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as DIMETILTRIPTAMIN (DMT) stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 38. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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DOM

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names dimetoksimetilamfetamin at Group I, row 42. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms DOM, STP and dimetoksimetilamfetamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 42 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 42, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 42, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 42 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as DIMETOKSIMETILAMFETAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 42. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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DXM

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the terms DXM and dekstrometorfan. Dextromethorphan medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Ephedrine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term ephedrine. Ephedrine is governed as a category 1 drug precursor under Regulation (EC) No 273/2004 and the Slovenian precursor control framework, which is a different regime from the annex and not a lighter one. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the precursor control framework is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the precursor control framework instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the precursor control framework. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the category 1 placement stated for this row is a placement in Regulation (EC) No 273/2004 on drug precursors, which is a different instrument from the Slovenian Uredba quoted elsewhere in this cell, so the Slovenian annex neither supports nor contradicts it. The European Commission's own published text states that ephedrine and pseudoephedrine are scheduled substances in category 1 of Annex I to that Regulation. The annex itself was not read in this pass, because EUR-Lex refused five automated requests, two through a document fetcher which returned an empty body and three through a direct transfer which returned a 202 status with a zero length body, so the placement is recorded on the Commission's statement rather than on the annex text, and the CN code and the entry wording are not reproduced here because they were not seen · Updated September 21, 2026

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Etizolam

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names etizolam at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 38. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term etizolam across all three groups. The entry is numbered 38 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 38, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 38, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 38 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as ETIZOLAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 38. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Fentanyl

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names fentanil at Group II, row 42. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term fentanyl across all three groups. The entry is numbered 42 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 42, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 42, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 42 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as FENTANIL stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 42. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Gabapentin

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term gabapentin. Gabapentin medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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GHB

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names GHB at Group III, row 9. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms GHB and gama-hidroksibutanojska across all three groups. The entry is numbered 9 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 9, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 9, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 9 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as GHB, Gama-hidroksibutanojska kislina, in subsection c.1.0 stands under the heading SKUPINA III at its row 9. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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Heroin

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names heroin at Group I, row 55. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term heroin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 55 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 55, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 55, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 55 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as HEROIN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 55. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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HHC

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names heksahidrokanabinol (HHC) at Group I, row 357. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms HHC and heksahidrokanabinol across all three groups. The entry is numbered 357 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. This is one of the recent cannabinoid additions the dossier read directly in the current annex rather than inferring from an older consolidation. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 357, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 357, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 357 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as Heksahidrokanabinol (HHC) stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 357. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Hydrocodone

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names hidrokodon at Group II, row 45. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term hydrocodone across all three groups. The entry is numbered 45 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 45, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 45, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 45 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as HIDROKODON stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 45. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Ketamine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term ketamine. Ketamine is a prescription medicine governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex search returned no named illicit drug entry for it. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Khat

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names khat, Catha edulis, Forsk. Celastraceae at Group I. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms khat, Catha edulis and katinon across all three groups. The entry is botanical and names the species and family, so the leaf is reached as a plant and not only through its alkaloid. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KHAT (KAT), Catha edulis, Forsk. Celastraceae stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 71. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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Kratom

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names kratom, Mitragyna speciosa Korth, the whole plant at Group I, row 256. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms kratom and Mitragyna speciosa across all three groups. The entry is numbered 256 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The entry states the whole plant, so the leaf is reached as a plant in its own right. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 256, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 256, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 256 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as KRATOM (Mitragyna speciosa Korth), cela rastlina stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 256. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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Lorazepam

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names lorazepam at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 23. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term lorazepam across all three groups. The entry is numbered 23 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 23, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 23, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 23 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as LORAZEPAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 23. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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LSD

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names lizergid at Group I, row 77. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms LSD and lizergid across all three groups. The entry is numbered 77 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 77, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 77, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 77 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as LIZERGID (LSD) stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 77. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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MDA

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metilendioksiamfetamin at Group I, row 86. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms MDA and metilendioksiamfetamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 86 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 86, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 86, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 86 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METILENDIOKSIAMFETAMIN (MDA), tenamfetaminum stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 86. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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MDMA

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metilendioksimetamfetamin at Group I, row 88. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms MDMA and metilendioksimetamfetamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 88 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 88, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 88, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 88 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METILENDIOKSIMETAMFETAMIN (MDMA) stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 88. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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MDPV

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metilendioksipirovaleron at Group I, row 9. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms MDPV and metilendioksipirovaleron across all three groups. The entry is numbered 9 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 9, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 9, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 9 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METILENDIOKSIPIROVALERON stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 9. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Memantine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term memantine. Memantine medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Mephedrone (4-MMC)

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names mefedron at Group I, row 79. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms mefedron and 4-MMC across all three groups. The entry is numbered 79 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 79, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 79, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 79 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as MEFEDRON (4-MMC) stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 79. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Mescaline

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names meskalin at Group I, row 80. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term mescaline across all three groups. The entry is numbered 80 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The alkaloid carries its own entry, which is not the same thing as naming the cactus it is found in. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 80, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 80, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 80 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as MESKALIN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 80. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methadone

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metadon at Group II, row 59. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term methadone across all three groups. The entry is numbered 59 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 59, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 59, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 59 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METADON stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 59. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methamphetamine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metamfetamin at Group II, row 62. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term methamphetamine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 62 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 62, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 62, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 62 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METAMFETAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 62. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methaqualone (Quaaludes)

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metakvalon at Group II, row 61. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term methaqualone across all three groups. The entry is numbered 61 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 61, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 61, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 61 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METAKVALON stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 61. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methylone

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metilon at Group I, row 93. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms metilon and bk-MDMA across all three groups. The entry is numbered 93 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 93, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 93, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 93 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METILON, 3,4-metilendioksi-N-metkatinon stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 93. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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Methylphenidate

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metilfenidat at Group II, row 67. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term methylphenidate across all three groups. The entry is numbered 67 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 67, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 67, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 67 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METILFENIDAT stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 67. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Mitragynine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names mitraginin at Group I, row 257. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term mitragynine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 257 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The alkaloid carries its own entry separately from the plant, so it is reached on its own terms. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 257, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 257, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 257 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as MITRAGININ stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 257. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Modafinil

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term modafinil. Modafinil medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Morphine

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names morfin at Group II, row 72. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term morphine across all three groups. The entry is numbered 72 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 72, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 72, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 72 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as MORFIN stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 72. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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MXE

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names metoksetamin at Group I, row 97. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms MXE and metoksetamin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 97 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 97, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 97, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 97 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as METOKSETAMIN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 97. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Nicotine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term nicotine. Nicotine containing tobacco and related products are governed by the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act, the ZOUTPI, and the annex does not carry the alkaloid. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Nimetazepam

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names nimetazepam at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 27. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term nimetazepam across all three groups. The entry is numbered 27 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 27, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 27, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 27 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as NIMETAZEPAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 27. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Nitrous Oxide

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the terms dušikov oksid and N2O. Nitrous oxide is governed outside the annex through Slovenian food law and Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008, where it is the food additive E942, with medicinal uses governed separately. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: food law and the medicinal products regime is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under food law and the medicinal products regime instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is food law and the medicinal products regime. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Opium

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names opij, the dried milky juice of the opium poppy, Papaver somniferum L. at Group II. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term opium across all three groups. The entry describes the material itself rather than a single alkaloid, so the raw preparation is covered. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as OPIJ, opium, described as Posušen mlečni sok opijskega maka (Papaver somniferum L.) stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 85. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it · Updated September 21, 2026

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Oxycodone

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names oksikodon at Group II, row 83. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term oxycodone across all three groups. The entry is numbered 83 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group II, row 83, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group II, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group II, row 83, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group II, row 83 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as OKSIKODON stands under the heading SKUPINA II at its row 83. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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PCP

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names fenciklidin at Group I, row 49. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term pcp across all three groups. The entry is numbered 49 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group I, which is not one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 49, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 49, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 49 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as FENCIKLIDIN (PCP) stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 49. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Phenibut

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names fenibut at Group III, the stimulants and anorectics subsection, row 18. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term phenibut across all three groups. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as FENIBUT stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection c.1.0 at its row 18. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection c.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Pink Cocaine / Tusi

Legal status: Not applicable as a single status. The name is a street label with no fixed composition. The annex separately names the tropane alkaloid and the substituted phenethylamine that the label is popularly associated with, but the label itself proves neither, and anything actually detected has to be classified on its own entry. One substance level outcome therefore does not apply to it. The search behind this row covered the terms pink cocaine, tusi and 2C-B across all three groups of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog on 20 September 2026, and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Which of those three provisions bites depends entirely on what is actually in the sample or the product, because the name on this row does not fix that, so each constituent has to be taken on its own entry.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row is a label rather than a single molecule, so it has no annex placement to attach and no medical route can be stated for it.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the name settles nothing about composition, and the annex search behind that conclusion was run on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row the annex was searched under the label and under the molecules the label is associated with. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Poppers

Legal status: Not applicable as a class status. The name is a product category rather than a molecule, and different products in it contain different alkyl nitrites. The annex search returned no entry under the category name or under the individual nitrites that were searched for, and because the category can denote more than one molecule, one molecule level outcome does not apply to it. The search behind this row covered the terms poppers, amil nitrit and alkil nitriti across all three groups of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog on 20 September 2026, and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Which of those three provisions bites depends entirely on what is actually in the sample or the product, because the name on this row does not fix that, so each constituent has to be taken on its own entry.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row is a label rather than a single molecule, so it has no annex placement to attach and no medical route can be stated for it.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the name settles nothing about composition, and the annex search behind that conclusion was run on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row the annex was searched under the label and under the molecules the label is associated with. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Pregabalin

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term pregabalin. Pregabalin medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Psilocybin

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names psilocibin at Group I, row 109. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term psilocybin across all three groups. The entry is numbered 109 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The entry names the phosphate ester itself, and the annex carries its dephosphorylated partner as a separate numbered entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, row 109, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, row 109, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I, row 109 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as PSILOCIBIN stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 109. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Quetiapine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term quetiapine. Quetiapine medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Scopolamine (Devil's Breath)

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term scopolamine. Scopolamine medicinal products are governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Synthetic Cannabinoids (K2 / Spice)

Legal status: Not applicable as a class status. The name is a family label covering many different structures. The annex names a great many individual compounds of this kind, and the recent additions were read directly rather than inferred, but a family label does not identify which compound is in hand, so one molecule level outcome does not apply to it. The search behind this row covered the terms sintetski kanabinoidi and JWH-018 across all three groups of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog on 20 September 2026, and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Which of those three provisions bites depends entirely on what is actually in the sample or the product, because the name on this row does not fix that, so each constituent has to be taken on its own entry.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row is a label rather than a single molecule, so it has no annex placement to attach and no medical route can be stated for it.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the name settles nothing about composition, and the annex search behind that conclusion was run on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row the annex was searched under the label and under the molecules the label is associated with. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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THC-P

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names THCP at Group I. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the terms THCP and tetrahidrokanabiforol across all three groups. The dossier ran its anti-template check on this row, which is one of the country specific entries it read directly in the current annex. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group I, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group I, which the source does not identify as one of the two groups capable of carrying medicines, so a Slovenian medical route for it is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group I, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group I of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as «THCP-O ACETAT (THCPO)» stands under the heading SKUPINA I at its row 366. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · Updated September 21, 2026

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Tobacco

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term tobacco. Tobacco is governed by the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act, the ZOUTPI, and by excise legislation, and the annex does not carry it. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act and excise legislation is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act and excise legislation instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Restriction on the Use of Tobacco and Related Products Act and excise legislation. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Tramadol

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term tramadol. Tramadol is a prescription medicine governed by the Medicinal Products Act, the ZZdr-2, and the annex search returned no named illicit drug entry for it. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the Medicinal Products Act is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the Medicinal Products Act instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the Medicinal Products Act. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Xanax (Alprazolam)

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names alprazolam at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 1. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term alprazolam across all three groups. The entry is numbered 1 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 1, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 1, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 1 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as ALPRAZOLAM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 1. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Xylazine

Legal status: Not named in the annex. A search of every named row of the annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, across Groups I, II and III and covering salts, stereochemical notes, plants and the most recent cannabinoid additions, returned no entry. The search covered the single term xylazine. Xylazine veterinary medicinal products are governed by Regulation (EU) 2019/6 and the Slovenian veterinary medicinal products framework, and the annex does not carry the molecule. Article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the list moves by amendment of the Uredba and not of the Criminal Code. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. Because the annex carries no entry for this substance, those three provisions are not what governs it on the strength of the list alone: the veterinary medicinal products framework is where its treatment sits, and that is a different regime with different requirements rather than an absence of regulation.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row has no annex placement at all, because the annex does not name it, and its treatment sits under the veterinary medicinal products framework instead. The source states no traveller route for it, so that route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. For this row the finding is an absence from the annex rather than a placement in it, and the absence was measured on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. For this row no entry was found anywhere in the annex, and the alternative regime named is the veterinary medicinal products framework. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · Updated September 21, 2026

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Zolpidem

Legal status: Controlled in Slovenia. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog names zolpidem at Group III, the benzodiazepine anxiolytics and hypnotics subsection, row 37. Article 2 of the Uredba provides «Seznam skupin prepovedanih drog iz prejšnjega člena je v Prilogi, ki je sestavni del te uredbe.», which makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation rather than a separate document, so the names belong to the Uredba and not to the Criminal Code. The search that produced this placement searched the single term zolpidem across all three groups. The entry is numbered 37 within that group in the copy that was read, and the number is reproduced only because the annex text itself prints it beside the entry. The placement is in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, although the source states no medical route for this entry. The annex was read on 20 September 2026 and this does not rule out a later amendment.
Consequences if caught: Capital exposure: none. Slovenia has abolished the death penalty and no Slovenian drug offence carries one, so this is a settled country level fact and not a reading of where any substance sits on the list. The exposure that does attach runs on three provisions. Personal use is handled under article 33 of the Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, which treats a smaller quantity held for one time personal use as a minor offence and carries a fine of roughly 42 to 209 euro, reduced or remitted where the person enters approved treatment. That article states no gram figure at all and it is a lighter route rather than a lawful possession allowance. Trafficking and manufacture fall under article 186 of the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, at one to ten years, rising to three to fifteen years on the aggravated limbs for organised conduct or conduct involving minors or vulnerable persons, and fifteen years under article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, is the drug offence ceiling in Slovenian law. Facilitating consumption falls under article 187 at six months to twelve years. This substance is reached through its own entry at Group III, row 37, so those three provisions apply to it directly and nothing here rests on an inference from a neighbouring entry or from a class.
If prescribed / medical: The source read for this cell carries no prescription column, so no substance specific Slovenian medical route is stated here and none is assumed. The country level traveller rule is the one the source does state: Groups II and III of the annex can include medicines, and lawful travel still turns on the applicable prescription, the original dispensing packaging and any Schengen or Slovenian certificate that is required, with a foreign brand assessed through its proved active ingredients rather than its name. This row sits in Group III, one of the two groups the source identifies as capable of carrying medicines, but the source states no route for this particular entry, so the route is deferred here rather than stated.
Documentation: Carry any controlled medicine in its original dispensing packaging with the prescription, and carry a Schengen certificate where one is required for the substance and the length of stay. Confirm the requirement with the Slovenian embassy or consulate before travelling rather than at the border, and be ready to show the active ingredient, since a foreign brand name is assessed in Slovenia through its proved ingredients and not through the name on the box. The placement relied on for this row is Group III, row 37, and that is what was read on 20 September 2026. The annex to the Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog was read on 20 September 2026. The dossier read for this cell names no edition and no amendment date for that annex, so the horizon of this cell is the reading date and nothing later, and this does not rule out a later amendment. The list moves by amendment of the Uredba itself, because article 2 of the Uredba makes the annex a constituent part of the regulation, so the Criminal Code can stay untouched while the names on the list change.

Slovenia, Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, article 2 and the annex in Groups I, II and III · read at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=URED7970 with the annex at https://pisrs.si/api/datoteke/integracije/403462486 on 20 September 2026. The entry relied on for this row is at Group III, row 37 of the annex. The Production of and Trade in Illicit Drugs Act, the ZPPPD, article 33, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO1388 · the Criminal Code, the KZ-1, articles 186 and 187, at https://pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO5050. Annex entry headings are printed in capitals in the original and are re-voiced here in normal case. The fifteen year ceiling at article 186, paragraphs 2 and 3, and the absence of any death penalty, are stated by the dossier read for this cell. The fine band of roughly 42 to 209 euro under article 33, the one to ten and three to fifteen year ranges under article 186 and the six months to twelve years under article 187 are carried forward from the Slovenia entry already published and were not re-derived from the statute text in this pass · they do not contradict the ceiling the dossier states. The register publishes the Uredba, its annex, the Act and the Criminal Code for public reading, which is not an unrestricted licence to republish, so only the wording needed for verification is reproduced. No judicial ruling is relied on, and product composition, structural identity, medicinal authorisation and intent all remain fact sensitive. The dossier names no edition or amendment date for the annex, and this does not rule out a later amendment. · the group stated for this row was confirmed against the annex itself, read at the Slovenian legal information system on 21 September 2026: the entry printed as ZOLPIDEM stands under the heading SKUPINA III, subsection b.1.0 at its row 37. The group is a heading above the rows rather than a column on them, which is why no quotation of a single row can carry it, and this reading supersedes the earlier statement that the group rests on a locator column alone · SKUPINA III is divided into subsections whose row numbers restart in each, so a row number alone does not identify an entry there. This row is in subsection b.1.0. Row 18 of b.1.0 is KLONAZEPAM and row 18 of c.1.0 is FENIBUT, which is why those two were earlier reported as colliding on one number when both locators were correct · Updated September 21, 2026

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Substance	What we found
Amanita muscaria	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex names neither the mushroom nor muscimol nor ibotenic acid...
Amyl Nitrite	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex carries no entry for the molecule, and the search that was...
Ayahuasca	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex names the tryptamine that the brew is taken for, but the brew...
Barbiturates	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that this table carries no barbiturate to resolve the class from. The...
Cannabinol	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the one entry that reads as though it were this substance was rejected...
CBD	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex carries no entry for the molecule, but a product containing...
GBL	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex carries no entry for the molecule, and the search that was...
LSA (Morning Glory)	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex names neither the amide nor ergine, and the search that was...
Peyote	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex names the alkaloid the cactus is taken for, but it does not...
Salvia divinorum	Not confirmed, and the honest reason is that the annex names neither the plant nor salvinorin A, and the search that...