Official DARS website • Secure payment • Valid immediately after purchase
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2026 E-Vinjeta Prices
Cars & Vehicles up to 3.5t
7 Days
7 consecutive days
€16.00
Motorcycle: €8.00
Valid immediately • Digital only
1 Month
1 calendar month
€32.00
Motorcycle: €16.00
Valid immediately • Digital only
Annual
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2026
€117.50
Motorcycle: €58.75
Valid immediately • Digital only
lightbulb No 1-Day Option!
Unlike Austria, Slovenia does not offer a 1-day vignette. The shortest option is 7 days (€16.00). If you're just transiting, the 7-day vignette is your only choice.
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store Where to Buy the E-Vinjeta
Online (Recommended)
evinjeta.dars.si – Official DARS website, available in multiple languages
DarsGo App – Free mobile app for iOS and Android
speed Instant Activation
Unlike some countries, the Slovenian e-vinjeta is valid immediately after purchase – no waiting period! You can buy it while waiting at the border and drive onto the motorway right away.
Physical Sales Points
Petrol stations – Petrol, OMV, MOL at borders and throughout Slovenia
Border crossings – Sales kiosks at major entry points
DARS customer centers – In Ljubljana and other cities
Post offices – Pošta Slovenije locations
Beware of Unofficial Resellers!
Only buy from evinjeta.dars.si or authorized points. Some websites charge significant markups. The official price is fixed by law.
settings How the Digital E-Vinjeta Works
Slovenia was one of the first European countries to go fully digital with their vignette system. Here's how it works:
Purchase Process
Enter your license plate – The vignette is linked to your vehicle, not a physical sticker
Choose duration – 7-day, 1-month, or annual
Pay online – Credit card, PayPal, or bank transfer
Receive confirmation – Email with PDF receipt (keep for your records)
On the Road
No sticker needed – Just drive normally
Automatic camera checks – Cameras read your license plate and verify validity
Works for all EU plates – System recognizes license plates from all countries
check_circle Verify Your Vignette
You can check if your license plate has a valid e-vinjeta at evinjeta.dars.si – useful when renting a car or if you're unsure about your validity dates.
route Which Roads Require E-Vinjeta?
The e-vinjeta is required on all Slovenian motorways (avtocesta) and expressways (hitra cesta), marked with green signs.
E-Vinjeta Required
A1 – Ljubljana – Koper (coast) / Ljubljana – Maribor – Austria
A2 – Karawanken – Ljubljana – Croatia (Zagreb direction)
A3 – Ljubljana bypass ring
A4 – Maribor – Hungary border
A5 – Maribor – Murska Sobota
All expressways (H roads)
E-Vinjeta NOT Required
Regional roads (regionalne ceste)
Local roads (lokalne ceste)
City streets
Special Section Tolls (Separate from E-Vinjeta)
The Karawanken Tunnel on the A11 (Austria-Slovenia border) has a separate toll that is not included in the e-vinjeta. You must pay this separately.
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Details
Price
Karawanken Tunnel (A11)
Border SI/AT - Slovenia side
€7.50
gavel Fines for Driving Without E-Vinjeta
Automatic Camera Enforcement!
Slovenia uses automatic license plate recognition cameras on all motorways. You will be caught if you don't have a valid e-vinjeta.
Fine Structure
Standard fine:€300
If not paid within 8 days: Fine increases to €500
Repeat offenses: Up to €800
You'll also be fined for:
Wrong license plate registered (typos)
Expired vignette
Using a vignette registered to a different vehicle
lightbulb Double-Check Your Plate!
The most common reason for fines is entering the license plate incorrectly. Always verify the plate number before completing your purchase!
directions_car Transit Tips: Driving Through Slovenia
Slovenia is a popular transit country for drivers traveling between:
Austria → Croatia (most common route to Dalmatian coast)
Villach (AT) → Rijeka (HR): ~150 km through Slovenia
Trieste (IT) → Ljubljana: ~100 km on A1
calculate Is the Vignette Worth It?
For transit, the 7-day vignette (€16.00) is almost always worth it. Alternative routes through mountain roads can add 1-2 hours and significant fuel costs.
🇦🇹 + 🇸🇮 Combo
If driving from Germany/Austria to Croatia, you'll need both an Austrian and Slovenian vignette:
Austria 10-day: €12.80
Slovenia 7-day: €16.00
Total: ~€28 for comfortable motorway travel
help Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a vignette for a rental car in Slovenia?
Check with your rental company. Many include an e-vinjeta, but not all. You can verify any license plate at evinjeta.dars.si to check if it has valid coverage.
Can I buy the e-vigneta at the border?
Yes! You can buy online even while waiting at the border – it's valid immediately. There are also sales kiosks at major border crossings.
What if I entered my license plate incorrectly?
Contact DARS customer service immediately. Incorrect plates mean your vignette is invalid, and you could receive a fine. Keep your purchase confirmation email!
Is there a 1-day vignette for Slovenia?
No, the shortest option is 7 days (€16.00). Even for a short transit, you need the weekly vignette.
Does the e-vinjeta cover the Karawanken Tunnel?
No! The Karawanken Tunnel on the Austria-Slovenia border has a separate toll. You must pay this at the toll station in addition to having a valid e-vinjeta.
Can I drive to the Croatian coast without a vignette?
Technically yes, using regional roads, but it's not recommended. The mountain roads are slow, winding, and add 1-2 hours. The €15 vignette saves significant time and fuel.
Is the 7-day vignette calendar days or 168 hours?
It's 168 hours (7 × 24h) from your chosen start time, not calendar days. If you start at 2:00 PM on Monday, it's valid until 2:00 PM the following Monday.
Planning a Road Trip Through Slovenia?
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