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Slovenian Vignette 2026: €16 for Seven Days, No Day Pass
Verdict
Seven days for €16 is the shortest vignette Slovenia sells; driving without one is a €300 fine.
The e-vignette is digital only and tied to your number plate. A year costs €117.50.
Slovenia has no daily vignette. One motorway hop on the way to Croatia costs €16, the price of a week.
The fine for driving without it is €300, nearly 19 times the price, so the €16 is worth paying even for a short run.
| Vignette | Price |
|---|---|
| 7 days | €16 |
| 1 year | €117.50 |
For a car up to 3.5 tonnes, prices as checked on 3 October 2026. No daily vignette: seven days is the shortest.
Buy It at evinjeta.dars.si
The e-vignette is sold by evinjeta.dars.si, a subdomain of the motorway company DARS. There is no sticker any more: the vignette is tied to the plate you enter.
Any other site selling it is a reseller: how to spot one.
Pay €16 Rather Than €300
Driving on a Slovenian motorway without a valid e-vignette is a €300 fine. Switzerland works the same way, with no short option: the Swiss vignette. The motorways with a barrier instead, from Croatia to Greece, are on the barrier tolls page.
Buy the seven-day e-vignette before the border, however short the drive. Every rule on this page comes from DARS's and the official gazette's own pages, checked on 18 September 2026.
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Sources
- Uradni list RS — Uredba o cestninskih cestah in cestnini (Slovenian vignette prices by toll class)
- DARS E-vinjeta — FAQ: €300 fine, e-vignette is digital only
We don't sell vignettes or toll badges and don't link to resellers.