Slovakia: Diaľničná známka 2027 price remains stable
Slovak vignette prices will remain unchanged in 2027 as well – this was announced by Transport Minister Jozef Ráž on 24 September 2026 to the Slovak press agency TASR. An official announcement from the motorway company NDS regarding the 2027 vignette edition is still pending.
The 365-day vignette for cars will therefore continue to cost 90 euros, the 30-day vignette 17.10 euros, the 10-day vignette 10.80 euros and the 1-day vignette 8.10 euros.
Why this is good news
The 365-day vignette was last increased by 30 euros (from 60 to 90 euros) on 1 January 2025 as part of consolidation measures for the Slovak state budget; in 2026 prices remained unchanged. According to Ráž, drivers who are already burdened by high fuel prices should not be asked to pay additional costs in 2027.
Relevant for travellers heading to the High Tatras and Poland
The Slovak D1 motorway between Bratislava and Košice is the country's central east-west connection and the most important route for travellers to the High Tatras. Anyone using this route should in any case keep an eye on the latest changes – such as the bypass at Ružomberok with the new Čebrať tunnel, opened on 5 October 2026, or the stricter Slovak traffic rules introduced in September.
Slovakia toll at a glance
For cars (including those with trailers) and motorhomes registered as cars, the digital vignette requirement applies regardless of weight on the signposted sections of motorways and expressways; for a combination over 3.5 t gross vehicle weight, the trailer also needs its own vignette. It is a flat amount for a fixed period. Motorcycles are exempt from the vignette requirement.
For trucks and buses over 3.5 t gross vehicle weight, the distance-based toll via On-Board Unit applies instead, the amount of which depends, among other things, on road category, distance travelled, and emission class. On 1 January 2027, Slovakia will switch the distance-based toll to a new system: anyone currently using an on-board unit from operator SkyToll must re-register their vehicle (with national provider CzechToll from 1 December 2026) and will receive a new on-board unit. Rates and the tolled road network will remain unchanged. Motorhomes registered as passenger cars (class M1) only ever need the vignette, regardless of weight. There is no separate special toll in Slovakia.
All details on tolls in SlovakiaThe vignette flat rate explained
With our vignette flat rate, you save yourself the hassle of buying individually for each trip: for just 12,80 €* per month, it covers the included vignettes in 8 European countries. For each trip, simply select the appropriate vignette, and the toll fee is then already covered by your flat rate. You are not tied to any single country.
* ASFINAG toll fee (10-day vignette): 12.80 €, toll fee fully covered by DMC, flat price (per monthly billing period): 12,80 €, notice period 0 days.
- One flat rate, 8 countries
- Travel flexibly
- Termination directly in the administration
The Europamaut team wishes you a pleasant journey!
Whether you're heading to the High Tatras or continuing on to Poland: with the right vignette for Slovakia, you'll be legally on the safe side on the D1.
Frequently asked questions about the Slovakia vignette 2027
The most important answers about the stable prices.
Will Slovak vignette prices become more expensive in 2027?
No, Transport Minister Jozef Ráž announced to the press agency TASR on September 24, 2026, that prices will remain unchanged compared to 2026. An official announcement from the NDS regarding the 2027 vignette edition is still pending.
How much does the Slovak 365-day vignette for cars cost?
Why had the prices increased previously?
Do I need a vignette to drive through the High Tatras?
