Summer in Slovenia 2025 means sunshine, stunning alpine roads and bustling coastal highways. But before you embark on your Slovenian road trip—or simply drive through the country—make sure you’ve purchased the required e-vignette. This article answers all your key questions about the one-week e-vignette: what it is, who needs it, how much it costs, where to buy and how to use it.
What is an e-vignette and why was it introduced?
An e-vignette is a digital toll sticker that replaced the traditional paper vignette in January 2025. Instead of slapping a sticker on your windshield, you register your vehicle’s license plate online or at a sales point. The e-vignette grants unlimited use of all Slovenian motorways (avtoceste) and expressways (hitre ceste) for the duration you select—exactly like the old sticker but without the hassle of peeling and reapplying.


Who needs to buy a weekly e-vignette?
Any motor vehicle with a maximum permissible mass up to 3,500 kg must carry a valid e-vignette before entering a tolled road in Slovenia. This covers most personal cars, small vans and SUVs (cestninski razred 2A). Motorcycles fall under class 1, while taller light commercial vehicles (height above 1.3 m) are class 2B .
How much does a one-week e-vignette cost?
For class 2A vehicles—the category that includes nearly all standard passenger cars—the weekly e-vignette costs €16.00 . Prices for other classes:
- Class 1 (motorcycles): €8.00 per week
- Class 2B (taller/vans): €32.00 per week
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When does my weekly e-vignette become valid and how long does it last?
A weekly e-vignette is valid for 7 consecutive days starting on the date you choose. The first day counts in full, followed by six more calendar days. For example, if you set your start date to Friday, July 3, 2025, your e-vignette remains valid through Thursday, July 9, 2025, until midnight.

Can I buy my e-vignette in advance?
Yes. Every type of e-vignette (yearly, half-yearly, monthly or weekly) can be purchased up to 30 days before its start date. This lets you plan ahead—ideal if you book your Slovenia road trip early but will only arrive later in the season.

Where and how can I purchase an e-vignette?
You have multiple convenient options:
- – Online via the official portal
- Visit://evinjeta.dars.si/selfcare/en
- Select your vehicle class and vignette type, enter your email, license plate and desired start date, then pay by card or PayPal. Within minutes you’ll receive confirmation and invoice by email.
- – DARS Go mobile app
- – Physical sales points
- – DarsGo service centers at major border crossings (Šentilj, Obrežje, Fernetiči, Gruškovje) and select Petrol, MOL and Pošta Slovenije outlets.
- Self-service kiosks
- Automated terminals at motorway entry ramps.
Always double-check your license plate entry (no spaces or dashes) to avoid fines.
What happens if I enter an incorrect license plate or class?
The e-vignette is tied to the exact plate and class you enter. Any mismatch means no valid vignette and risk of on-the-spot fines (€300 – €800). If you spot an error before your start date, you can cancel and repurchase the correct e-vignette. After validity begins, changes are not possible.
What are the penalties for driving without a valid e-vignette?
Slovenian toll enforcement uses automatic license-plate recognition. Driving on tolled roads without a valid e-vignette incurs on-the-spot fines ranging from €300 to €800, depending on vehicle class. Be sure to purchase before entering any motorway or expressway.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I only need to cross Slovenia en route to another country—do I still need a vignette?
Yes. Whether you’re sightseeing or just driving through, any use of Slovenian motorways/expressways requires a valid e-vignette.
Q: Can I get a refund if my plans change?
You may cancel a purchased e-vignette for a full refund up until its validity starts. No refunds are possible once the start date arrives.
Q: How do I check my e-vignette’s validity?
Use the Validity Checker on https://evinjeta.dars.si/ by entering your license plate to see current status and expiration.
Tips for Tourists Arriving This Summer
- Plan ahead: Buy and schedule your e-vignette online as soon as your travel dates are set.
- Keep proof: Although enforcement is automated, save your purchase confirmation email until the vignette expires.
- Travel safely: Most scenic routes off the tolled roads are toll-free—consider them for a slower-paced drive.
- Explore more: Combine your road trip with the upcoming 10th edition of The Slovenia Book, the definitive English-language guide to over 100 destinations, events and culinary hotspots; preorder now at our The Slovenia shop!


By following these steps, you’ll ensure a smooth, worry-free journey on Slovenia’s stunning highways—enjoy the ride!