What it is: a road-use sticker (e-vinjeta) for Slovenia's motorways, not a per-kilometre toll. Where it's required: all motorways (avtocesta) and expressways (hitra cesta), marked with green signs. Where to buy: only the official DARS site linked below — third-party resellers often overcharge or sell invalid stickers.
Complete guide to Slovenia's digital motorway vignette – no physical sticker needed! Buy online, linked to your license plate, valid instantly.
Last updated: September 2026 • Slovenia has been 100% digital since 2022
Purchase directly from DARS – the official Slovenian motorway operator. No sticker needed!
Buy at evinjeta.dars.siOfficial DARS website • Secure payment • Valid immediately after purchase
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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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.
Only buy from evinjeta.dars.si or authorized points. Some websites charge significant markups. The official price is fixed by law.
Slovenia was one of the first European countries to go fully digital with their vignette system. Here's how it works:
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.
The e-vinjeta is required on all Slovenian motorways (avtocesta) and expressways (hitra cesta), marked with green signs.
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.
| Route | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Karawanken Tunnel (A11) | Border SI/AT - Slovenia side | €7.50 |
Slovenia uses automatic license plate recognition cameras on all motorways. You will be caught if you don't have a valid e-vinjeta.
You'll also be fined for:
The most common reason for fines is entering the license plate incorrectly. Always verify the plate number before completing your purchase!
Slovenia is a popular transit country for drivers traveling between:
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.
If driving from Germany/Austria to Croatia, you'll need both an Austrian and Slovenian vignette:
Use our free toll calculator to estimate your total costs including vignettes, tunnels, and fuel.
© 2026 fuel-prices.eu • Information sourced from DARS • Last verified September 2026
A motorway vignette for Slovenia, for a standard passenger car, costs from €16.00 for the shortest validity to €117.50 for the longest, across the 3 validity options we list. The vignette covers the whole motorway network for its validity period — it is not charged per kilometre.
Options and prices: Vignette Slovenia (7-Day) — €16.00 · Vignette Slovenia (1-Month) — €32.00 · Annual E-Vignette (Class 2A) — €117.50.
Prices last verified 18 April 2026. Tariffs change when the national authority publishes new prices, most often at the turn of the year — this is not a live feed. Buy only from the official seller linked on this page. Machine-readable: llms.txt