Slovenia Vignette Prices 2026: How Much Do They Cost?

It depends on your vehicle and how long you need the vignette for. Prices start at €12.50 for a 7-day motorcycle vignette and go up to €259.95 for an annual Category 2B. The full breakdown, including the official DARS rate, our service fee, and the total you actually pay, is in the price table above.

No. Slovenia doesn’t sell a 1-day e-vinjeta. The shortest option is 7 days. That takes a lot of drivers by surprise, especially if they’re used to purchasing vignettes for other European countries. In Slovenia, even if you’re only passing through for a few hours, a 7-day vignette is the minimum.

It depends which category your vehicle falls into. Motorcycles (Category 1) and standard passenger cars (Category 2A) pay the lowest 7-day rates, while taller vehicles in Category 2B pay roughly double. Exact 7-day totals for each category are listed in the price table above.

The annual price for a standard passenger car (Category 2A) is listed in the price table above, and it runs for 365 days from your chosen start date. Annual options are also available for motorcycles and Category 2B vehicles at different price points. If you drive in Slovenia more than a few times a year, the annual option usually works out cheaper than buying monthly vignettes.

No, and this one catches a lot of drivers out. The Karawanken tunnel between Slovenia and Austria has its own separate toll of €9 for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes. This is paid at the toll station on the Austrian side before you enter the tunnel. Your Slovenian e-vinjeta covers the motorways on either end, but not the tunnel itself. On our April 2026 research trip, we paid €9 in person, waited about ten minutes in the queue, and drove through. If this is your route, we recommend that you budget a little extra time and keep that €9 ready.

Slovenia uses three categories for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes: Category 1 for motorcycles, Category 2A for cars and vans up to 1.3 m over the front axle, and Category 2B for anything taller. Motorhomes are always 2A, whatever their height. The full breakdown is in the “Slovenia E-Vinjeta Price by Vehicle Category” section above. If you’re not sure which one applies, your vehicle registration document will tell you. Choosing the wrong category makes your vignette invalid in the DARS system, so it’s worth getting right.

For cars (Category 2A) and taller vehicles (Category 2B), you have three options: 7 days, 1 month, and 1 year. For motorcycles (Category 1), the options are slightly different: 7 days, 6 months, and 1 year. There’s no monthly motorcycle vignette, and Slovenia doesn’t sell a 1-day vignette in any category. Every category and validity combination is priced in the table above.

Yes, from anywhere, at any time. It only takes a few minutes. Simply choose your vehicle category, then enter your licence plate number and country of registration. Next, select your validity period and start date, then pay. Your plate is registered in the official DARS system shortly after payment, and you’ll get confirmation by email.