Slovenian Vignette 2026

Key Facts About Slovenian Vignettes

In Slovenia, driving on motorways and expressways requires a valid electronic vignette linked to your vehicle's registration number. Compliance is enforced by cameras on toll roads and by authorised services. Buy your Slovenian vignette online with Autopay – right here on this page.

Map of Toll Roads in Slovenia

Slovenia is a small country with a well-developed network of toll roads. There are two types of roads on which tolls are charged:

• motorways marked with the letter A (Avtoceste),
• expressways marked with the letter H (Hitre ceste).

Toll sections Map

Additional toll section Karavanke Tunnel

In the north-western part of Slovenia, on the A2 motorway, lies the Karavanke Tunnel, which connects Austria and Slovenia. The tunnel is excluded from the vignette system and is charged separately:

• for drivers travelling southbound (from Austria to Slovenia), the toll is paid to the Austrian motorway operator ASFiNAG,
• for drivers travelling northbound (from Slovenia to Austria), the toll is paid at the toll booths in Hrušica.

In 2025, the Karavanke Tunnel toll at the Slovenian booths is €8.80 and applies to all vehicles with a GVW up to 3,5 tonnes.

Vignette Categories in Slovenia

Types of Slovenian vignettes Choosing the correct vignette category for your vehicle

In 2013, Slovenia introduced one of the most distinctive vehicle classification systems in Europe. A vehicle's category is determined by three factors:

• gross vehicle weight (GVW),
• vehicle type,
• vehicle height h measured above the front axle.

In Slovenia, the electronic vignette system covers all vehicles up to 3,5 tonnes. Vehicles above this weight use the DarsGo system instead.

Please read the sections below carefully – purchasing a vignette in the wrong category may result in a fine.

Two-wheeled vehiclesCategory 1 vignettes

Category 1 covers motorcycles and mopeds.

Cars and campervansCategory 2A vignettes

Category 2A covers vehicles with a GVW up to 3,5 tonnes and a height above the front axle of up to 1,30 m, including minibuses and off-road vehicles.

Campervans are classified as category 2A regardless of their height above the front axle. The category for converted campervans is determined on the basis of vehicle documents (e.g. registration certificate, certificate of conformity, or another document from the relevant authority).

Vans and delivery vehiclesCategory 2B vignettes

Category 2B covers vehicles with a GVW up to 3,5 tonnes and a height above the front axle exceeding 1,30 m.

Examples: Fiat Ducato, Ford Transit, Iveco Daily, Mercedes Sprinter.

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Trailers and semi-trailersOther

In Slovenia, trailers do not require a vignette. When purchasing, you only need to cover the towing vehicle.

Vignette validity Available validity periods

In Slovenia, four validity periods are available for e-vignettes:

7-day vignette

Valid from the selected start date plus 6 subsequent days, until 23:59 on the last day.

1-month vignette

Valid from the date selected in your order until the same calendar day of the following month at 23:59 (or until the end of the following month if that date does not exist in the calendar).

6-month vignette

Available for motorcycles only (category 1).

365-day vignette

Valid from the date selected in your order plus 364 subsequent days, until 23:59 on the last day.

Unlike many other European countries, Slovenia does not offer a single-day vignette.

Fines in Slovenia

Slovenian VignettesE-vignette enforcement

E-vignette compliance is monitored by DARS, the Financial Administration, and the Police.

Checks are carried out in three ways:

• fixed cameras on motorways,
• at control points,
• by mobile toll control vehicles.

When a valid e-vignette is confirmed by the system, the vehicle data is deleted immediately. If a violation is detected, the data is retained until the minor offence procedure is completed.

Slovenia operates one of the most precise e-vignette monitoring systems in Europe – driving without a valid Slovenian vignette is equivalent to receiving a fine.

Slovenian VignettesFines for missing vignette

Driving without a valid e-vignette results in the following fines:

• missing short-term vignette – €300–€800,
• missing annual vignette – up to €1,200.

Driving on a toll road without a valid e-vignette is a legal offence – the standard fine is €300.

Transferring a registration plate linked to an e-vignette to another vehicle (particularly one in a different toll category) carries a fine of €500.

If a violation is detected, the driver is automatically assigned an e-vignette valid from the date of the offence – after the fine has been paid. The most cost-effective option (or combination of options) for the driver is applied.

An invoice may also be issued, accompanied by a ban on using toll roads until all charges are settled.

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