Slovenien amendes without e-vinjeta
DARS ANPR amendes typically €300–800 for foreign and domestic plates.
AllVignette is een onafhankelijke online dienst. Vi er ikke ASFINAG eller een andere nationale toloperator. De servicegebyr er inkluderet in de viste pris. Vi køb het officiële e-vignet bij de operator og sturen de bekræftelse pr. e-mail.
Amende levels
Expect roughly €300–800 depending on case and payment timing.
Multiple detections can mean multiple notices.
Wrong category
2B vehicles using 2A pay higher penalties — verify height.
Plate typos show as invalid — fix with purchase proof.
Avoid amendes
Buy before autoroute entry; Karawanken is separate.
Keep confirmation until DARS check shows active.
FAQ — Slovenien amendes
Is there a 1-day Slovenian vignette?
No. The shortest option is 7 days (€16.00 for category 2A cars). Slovenia does not offer a daily vignette — even for transit trips, you must buy the weekly one.
Does the Slovenian vignette cover the Karawanken Tunnel?
No. The Karawanken Tunnel at the Austria-Slovenia border has a separate toll paid at the booth. The regular vignette covers every other motorway and expressway in Slovenia.
What are the vehicle categories in Slovenia?
Three: Category 1 (motorcycles and trikes), 2A (cars up to 3.5 t with height under 1.3 m above front axle), and 2B (larger vehicles / buses). Most passenger cars fall under 2A.
Is the Slovenian vignette fully digital?
Yes, since December 2021. No sticker — the e-vinjeta is linked to your license plate. You can verify validity at evinjeta.dars.si before travel.
What's the fine for driving without a Slovenian vignette?
Fines start at €300 and can reach €800. Enforcement is camera-based on motorways and expressways. Checks are also done roadside by Slovenian police.
Do I need a vignette for Slovenian coastal expressways?
From 1 January 2026, the H5 and H6 coastal expressways are exempt from the vignette requirement. All other motorways (A1, A2, A4, A5) still require one.