Toll in Slovenia
In Slovenia, tolls for motorways and expressways are charged through an e-vignette system. Instead of displaying a physical sticker, your vehicle’s license plate is recorded electronically in the national toll database. Once activated, the e-vignette is linked to your vehicle and verified automatically during checks, ensuring that toll requirements are met.
Buy your e-vignette for Slovenia online
Buy your e-vignette for Slovenia securely at eVignetten.nl. Select your e-vignette type, enter your license plate details, and complete your purchase using a secure payment method such as credit card or PayPal.
Once your purchase is completed, your vehicle is recorded in the national toll system and you will receive confirmation by email. Your e-vignette is valid immediately, allowing you to use Slovenian motorways without delay.
In Slovenia, tolls apply to all motorways (avtoceste A) and expressways (hitre ceste H). A valid e-vignette is required for the use of these roads.
Some motorways are also part of the European road network and carry an additional E designation alongside their Slovenian code. For example, the A1 is the main motorway axis in Slovenia and is also designated as E57, E59, E61 and E70.
All motorways (A roads) in Slovenia require a valid e-vignette. These roads form the core of the national motorway network and are part of the European transport corridors. Driving on these routes without a valid e-vignette is not permitted, and compliance is actively enforced.
A1 (E57, E59, E70) between Šentilj, Maribor, Celje, Ljubljana, Postojna and Koper.
A2 (E61, E70) between Karawanks Tunnel (separate toll), Kranj, Ljubljana, Novo mesto, Brežice and Obrežje.
A3 (E61, E70) between Divača and Fernetiči.
A4 (E59) between Slivnica, Hajdina, Draženci and Gruškovje.
A5 (E653) between Dragučova A1, Beltinci, Murska Sobota and Pince.
In addition to motorways, certain expressways (hitre ceste H roads) are also subject to the e-vignette requirement. These routes are generally shorter but form part of the national toll network. A valid e-vignette is required on these roads.
H3 between A1 and A2 on the Ljubljana ring road.
H4 between Razdrto A1, Nanos, Ajdovščina and Vrtojba.
H5 between Škofije, Dekani, Koper H6 and Dragonja.
H6 between Koper H5 and Lucija.
H7 between Črni dol A5 and Dolga vas.
The following road sections are exempt from the e-vignette requirement:
H2 between Maribor West and Tezno.
H6 between Koper and Lucija.
A2 between Jesenice and Vrba.
In addition, the Karawanks Tunnel (A2), which connects Slovenia with Austria, is not included in the e-vignette system. A separate toll fee applies for the use of this tunnel.
The toll must be paid at the toll station before entering the tunnel. Payment can be made in cash (EUR) or by credit or debit card. The fee is charged per passage and is not covered by the e-vignette.
In Slovenia, toll charges are determined based on the official vehicle categorisation system. This categorisation is based on the information stated in the vehicle registration certificate. The two key factors are the maximum permissible mass of the vehicle and the height above the front axle, which together determine the applicable category.
By verifying these details in advance, you can ensure that the correct e-vignette category is selected and avoid potential fines.
< 1.3 m at the front axle
≥ 1.3 m at the front axle
Passenger car
Passenger cars up to 3.5 t belong to this category. This is the standard class for most privately used vehicles.
Goods vehicle / Motorhome
Vans and motorhomes up to 3.5 t are placed in this category if the height at the front axle is below 1.3 m. The height is determined at the front axle and measured from the ground upwards. As a practical reference, measuring to the centre of the front wheel hub usually provides a good indication. Many standard vans remain below this limit.
Goods vehicle / Motorhome
Vehicles up to 3.5 t with a front axle height of 1.3 m or higher fall into this category. This typically applies to higher vans and larger motorhomes. If the front axle height reaches or exceeds 1.3 m, this class must be selected.
Motorcycle
Motorcycles are classified separately. The axle height rule does not apply to motorcycles.
E-vignettes in Slovenia are issued with fixed validity periods. The appropriate validity can be selected based on the intended duration of use. Each e-vignette is valid for a defined period from the selected start date, in accordance with the applicable toll regulations.
Provides access to tolled roads for 7 consecutive days starting from the selected date.
Covers a period of 1 month, calculated from the chosen start date.
Grants access for a continuous 6-month period from the selected start date.
Remains valid for 1 year from the selected start date, suitable for long-term use.
| Passenger car | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | EUR | |
| 1 week | €25.99 | |
| 1 month | €42.99 | |
| 1 year | €134.99 | |
| Goods vehicle / Motorhome (< 1.3 m height at the front axle) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | EUR | |
| 1 week | €25.99 | |
| 1 month | €42.99 | |
| 1 year | €134.99 | |
| Goods vehicle / Motorhome (≥ 1.3 m height at the front axle) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | EUR | |
| 1 week | €42.99 | |
| 1 month | €74.99 | |
| 1 year | €249.99 | |
| Motorcycle | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | EUR | |
| 1 week | €14.99 | |
| 6 months | €42.99 | |
| 1 year | €73.99 | |
The Slovenian e-vignette prices shown above represent the total cost, including both the toll fee and the registration fee in a single amount.
In Slovenia, vehicles with a maximum permissible weight exceeding 3.5 t, including lorries, buses and other heavy commercial vehicles, are not covered by the e-vignette system. These vehicles are subject to a distance-based electronic toll system.
The toll amount is determined based on the following factors:
Distance travelled on Slovenian motorways and expressways
Maximum permissible weight of the vehicle
Number of axles
Road category
Environmental classification (EURO emission class)
To comply with Slovenian regulations, all vehicles exceeding 3.5 t must be registered in the DarsGo electronic tolling system.
A DarsGo on-board unit (OBU) must be installed in the vehicle. This device automatically records distance travelled and vehicle parameters, and calculates the applicable toll charges.
Yes. All vehicles with a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 t must have a valid e-vignette to use motorways and expressways in Slovenia. Motorcycles are also subject to the e-vignette requirement, although a reduced rate applies.
Vehicles exceeding 3.5 t are not covered by the e-vignette system and are subject to the separate DarsGo electronic toll system.
The Slovenia e-vignette can be purchased online at eVignetten.nl. Select the required validity period (1 week, 1 month, 6 months for motorcycles, or 1 year), enter your license plate details, and complete the purchase using a secure payment method such as credit card or PayPal.
Once the purchase is completed, your vehicle is recorded in the national toll system and confirmation is provided by email. The e-vignette is valid immediately.
Slovenian e-vignettes are available with fixed validity periods: 1 week, 1 month, 6 months (for motorcycles only), or 1 year. The validity period begins from the start date selected at the time of purchase.
There are no toll booths or physical stickers. Enforcement is carried out through automatic number plate recognition systems and mobile roadside inspections, which verify license plates against the national toll database.
If no valid e-vignette is linked to the vehicle, the system identifies the registration and a fine may be imposed.
Driving on motorways and expressways without a valid e-vignette constitutes a traffic offence and may result in a fine of EUR 300. Enforcement is carried out through automatic checks and roadside inspections.
A valid e-vignette is required before entering any tolled road.
Yes. In Slovenia, electric vehicles are not exempt from the e-vignette requirement. All passenger vehicles with a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 t are subject to this requirement, regardless of the type of propulsion.
The Slovenian e-vignette can be purchased online at eVignetten.nl, as well as at selected sales points such as border crossings and petrol stations.
Purchasing online at eVignetten.nl is the fastest and most reliable option. Your vehicle is registered immediately in the national toll system, allowing you to use tolled roads without delay and avoiding queues at physical sales locations.
When driving beyond Slovenia, it is important to note that several neighbouring countries operate their own e-vignette systems. These systems function in a similar way, with electronic registration of the vehicle and enforcement through automatic checks and roadside inspections.
Purchasing the required e-vignettes in advance ensures compliance when using tolled roads across borders.
