Buy Slovenian Vignette for 2025

Essentials

1. All vehicles under 3.5 tonnes GVW must have a valid vignette to drive on motorways and expressways.
2. Heavier vehicles use the DarsGo system, where tolls depend on distance travelled.
3. From 2024, Slovenia offers only electronic vignettes - paper stickers are no longer in use.
4. DARS is the official operator of the Slovenian e-vignette system.

Map of Toll Roads in Slovenia

Motorways and expressways in Slovenia are all tolled.

This means you have to purchase a correct vignette SI to avoid fines. Check the map below to see where Slovenian vignettes are required:

Categories & Validity

In Slovenia, e-vignettes are required for all private vehicles under 3.5t. Vehicles above that use DarsGo.

If unsure, check your vehicle class on Evinjeta.si

Slovenian Vignettes Validity period

There are 4 validity periods of slovenian e-vignettes you can choose from:

• 7-day vignette - valid from selected start date until midnight on the 7th day.
• 30-day vignette - valid until same calendar day next month (or end of month).
• 6-month vignette - only for motorcycles.
• Annual vignette - valid for 365 days from start date.

Editing & Returns

Slovenian VignettesEditing Rules

After the vignette becomes valid, no changes are allowed.

If your Slovenian vignette has not yet come into effect, you may still update its key details, including:

• amending the vehicle registration number,
• adjusting the country of registration,
• changing the start and end dates of your planned journey.

These changes are permitted only before the validity period begins.

Bought a Slovenian e-vignette offline?

Changes are only possible within 15 minutes of purchase if made in person. To avoid penalties, always double-check your vehicle details and travel dates when placing the order.

Remember:

You may apply for a partial refund for unused long-term vignettes if your car is deregistered or gets new plates. Foreign-registered vehicles need official confirmation + translation. You have 30 days to apply to the Slovenian DARS.

Slovenian VignettesControl of e-vignette use

The correct use of e-vignette in Slovenia is monitored by DARS (Slovenian Motorway Company), the Financial Administration, and the Police.

3 types of vignette checks are carried out in Slovenia using: fixed cameras on motorways, at control points, and by mobile toll control vehicles.

If the system confirms valid e-vignette use, the vehicle data is deleted immediately, with no records retained. If toll non-compliance is detected, the data is stored until the minor offence procedure is completed.

Slovenian VignettesFines for Missing Vignette

Driving without a valid vignette in Slovenia results in fines:

• Short-term vignette missing - €300 to €800
• Annual vignette missing - up to €1200

Driving on toll roads without a valid e-vignette is a legal offence and results in a €300 fine.

Transferring a number plate linked to an e-vignette to another vehicle, especially one in a different toll class, incurs a €500 fine.

If caught without a valid vignette, you'll be automatically issued one valid from the date of the offence, but only after the fine has been paid. The vignette issued will be the one (or multiple) that best matches the offence period, with priority given to the most cost-effective option for the driver.

An invoice might also be issued, along with an order banning the vehicle from toll roads until all charges are settled.

In Slovenia, you're obligated to pay the invoice by the due date indicated to lift the restriction.

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