Vignette and tolls in Slovenia
In Slovenia you need an e-vignette on the toll roads. It is linked to your number plate and you choose the toll class yourself. Picking the wrong class costs €300, so that is the thing to check carefully. For the Karavanke Tunnel you pay separately.
Slovenia: what do you need?
Car: Vignette Usually class 2A.
Car with caravan: Vignette One vignette on the towing car's plate. The trailer's mass does not count.
Motorhome up to 3.5 t: Vignette Registered as a camping vehicle (code SA in the vehicle documents): class 2A, regardless of height. Without that code and higher than 1.30 m above the front axle: class 2B.
Motorhome over 3.5 t: Distance-based toll DarsGo with on-board unit, toll class by number of axles.
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E-vignette: prices and toll classes
- In short
- E-vignette required on toll roads for vehicles up to 3,500 kg, with or without a trailer. The e-vignette is not valid in the Karavanke tunnel: a separate toll applies there, EUR 9.00 per passage up to 3,500 kg.
- Who it applies to
- Vehicles up to 3,500 kg. Class 2A: height above the front axle up to 1.30 m. Class 2B: higher than 1.30 m above the front axle.
- For your vehicle
- Car Vignette Usually class 2A.Car with caravan Vignette One vignette on the towing car's plate. The trailer's mass does not count.Motorhome up to 3.5 t Vignette Registered as a camping vehicle (code SA in the vehicle documents): class 2A, regardless of height. Without that code and higher than 1.30 m above the front axle: class 2B.Motorhome over 3.5 t Distance-based toll DarsGo with on-board unit, toll class by number of axles.
- Over 3.5 t
- Over 3.5 t no e-vignette but DarsGo: toll per kilometre driven for all vehicles over 3.5 t.
- How to pay
- Online at evinjeta.dars.si, linked to the number plate. A wrong toll class carries a EUR 300 fine.
- Price
- Rates seen on 10 Nov 2026. Class 2A: week EUR 16.00, month EUR 32.00, annual EUR 117.50. Class 2B: week EUR 32.00, month EUR 64.10, annual EUR 235.00.
Source: DARS d.d.. Checked on 10 November 2026.
The class depends on the height of your vehicle above the front axle. An ordinary car is usually class 2A. If you are unsure about a van or motorhome, use the class finder of the operator DARS before you buy. Prices are in euros: at the European Central Bank reference rate of 9 November 2026 (£0.8343 to the euro), €10 is about £8.34.
Where to buy the e-vignette
DARS e-vinjeta Official seller
Official web shop for the Slovenian e-vignette. DARS warns (notice of 1 June 2026) against buying from unauthorised sellers and accepts no liability for such purchases.
- Costs
- Official price as shown on 10 Nov 2026. Class 2A (most cars): weekly EUR 16.00, monthly 32.00, annual 117.50. Class 2B (higher than 1.30 m above the front axle): weekly EUR 32.00, monthly 64.10, annual 235.00.
- When valid
- Paying by card you can choose immediate validity, or a start date up to 30 days ahead. Via a quotation and bank transfer the earliest start is four working days later.
ADAC Mautportal Motoring club
Toll portal of the German motoring club: digital vignettes for Austria, Switzerland and Slovenia, Austrian section tolls and the ADAC Mautbox. Describes itself as an official online sales partner of ASFINAG.
- Costs
- Austria: no service fee (2026: 10 days EUR 12.80, annual EUR 106.80, equal to ASFINAG). Switzerland: CHF 40 plus a EUR 4.90 service fee, EUR 2.90 for members. Slovenia: official price plus a service fee, lower for members.
- When valid
- The Austrian vignette from the portal is valid immediately if desired. The Swiss e-vignette is valid from purchase. Slovenian weekly and monthly vignettes can be booked up to 30 days ahead; the Slovenian annual vignette is not sold there.
Karavanke Tunnel
If you arrive from Austria through the Karavanke Tunnel, you pay a toll there on top of the vignette. The price and the alternative over the pass are on the page about vignette and tolls in Austria.
Checklist for Slovenia
Arrange in advance
- Car: Usually class 2A. Source: DARS d.d.
- Car with caravan: One vignette on the towing car's plate. The trailer's mass does not count. Source: DARS d.d.
- Motorhome up to 3.5 t: Registered as a camping vehicle (code SA in the vehicle documents): class 2A, regardless of height. Without that code and higher than 1.30 m above the front axle: class 2B. Source: DARS d.d.
- Motorhome over 3.5 t: DarsGo with on-board unit, toll class by number of axles. Source: DARS d.d.
Required in the car
- The EU portal Your Europe lists a reflective jacket among the mandatory equipment for Slovenia. This has not yet been confirmed with a Slovenian government source. Source: Your Europe (Europese Unie)
- The EU portal Your Europe lists a warning triangle among the mandatory equipment for Slovenia. This has not yet been confirmed with a Slovenian government source. Source: Your Europe (Europese Unie)
On the car
- Display a white oval UK sticker on the rear of the vehicle unless your number plate already carries the UK identifier with the Union flag. The old GB sticker is no longer valid: cover or remove it. In Spain, Cyprus and Malta you need the sticker whatever is on your plate. Source: GOV.UK
- From 15 November to 15 March, and outside that period in wintry conditions, winter equipment is mandatory. For vehicles up to 3,500 kg this means winter tyres on all wheels, or summer tyres with snow chains for the driven wheels on board. Winter tyres are marked M+S and have at least 3 mm of tread. Source: Sloveense politie
Documents
- Take your driving licence and the vehicle log book (V5C) when you take a UK vehicle abroad for less than 12 months. For a hire or lease car you need a VE103 certificate instead of the V5C. Source: GOV.UK
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