Buy Slovenia e-vignette
Pick a duration, enter your plate, pay by card.
- Valid digital e-vignette linked to your license plate
- Activation confirmation sent to your email
- No need to install anything on your windshield
- Compliant with the official toll system
How it works
- 1Choose your vehicle and plateCar or motorcycle, country of registration, license plate. Plate format is validated automatically.
- 2Select period and start dateOne day, ten days, monthly or annual — depending on the country's operator.
- 3Pay and receive by emailSecure card payment. The activated e-vignette arrives to your email within minutes.
Slovenia e-vinjeta options and prices
Retail prices for cars up to 3.5 t (service fee included). Category 2A vs 2B depends on vehicle height — confirm at checkout.
Slovenia e-vinjeta guides
Period and topic pages — prices include our service fee. No 1-day product; minimum is 7 days.
Who needs a Slovenian e-vinjeta?
Cars, vans, and motorhomes up to 3.5 t using Slovenian motorways need a valid digital e-vinjeta linked to the license plate — including transit.
Motorcycles have separate rules; most light vehicles use category 2A or 2B based on height above the front axle. Enforcement is camera-based nationwide.
Where is the e-vinjeta required?
On the DARS tolled motorway network — motorways (avtocesta) and some express sections where vignette signs apply.
Ordinary regional roads without toll signs are free. Entering a vignette road without coverage leads to fines of roughly €300–800.
Category 2A vs 2B (height rule)
2A covers standard cars and lower vehicles; 2B applies when height above the front axle exceeds the limit (taller vans, many motorhomes).
Choosing the wrong category is a common fine trigger — measure or check manufacturer data before checkout.
Karawanken tunnel — separate toll
The Karawanken tunnel (Austria–Slovenia) is not covered by the standard e-vinjeta — it has its own time-based or distance toll.
Plan both products if your route uses the tunnel; the vignette alone does not pay Karawanken passage.
Digital e-vinjeta since 2021
No windshield sticker — your plate is registered in the DARS system for 7 days, 1 month, or annual periods (no 1-day option).
Purchase through AllVignette registers the official product; keep email confirmation until you verify on the operator portal.
How to buy your Slovenia e-vinjeta online
Order through AllVignette in a few minutes:
- Enter plate and country; pick 2A or 2B if prompted.
- Choose period (minimum 7 days) and start date.
- Pay securely by card.
- Receive email confirmation when registered.
Common mistakes
- Buying 1-day coverage — Slovenia does not sell a 1-day vignette.
- Wrong 2A/2B category for vehicle height.
- Assuming Karawanken tunnel is included in the e-vinjeta.
- Plate typo — most frequent invalid-vignette cause.
Pricing breakdown
Transparent presentation of official operator amounts, our service fee, and the total price on AllVignette.
| Vehicle | Period | Total price | Service fee | Official price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Car up to 3.5 t | 7 days | €28.90 | €12.90 | €16.00 |
| Car up to 3.5 t | 1 month | €51.90 | €19.90 | €32.00 |
| Car up to 3.5 t | 1 year | €159.00 | €41.50 | €117.50 |
AllVignette is an independent service that purchases the official Slovenia e-vignette on your behalf. We are not a national toll operator and are not affiliated with the official authority. Our service fee is included in the displayed price.
Frequently asked questions
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.