Updated 8 September 2026 · 2 cities
Slovenia
Slovenia has two ceilings depending on who wrote the rule — €5,000 if it is national law, €1,250 if it is a town ordinance — and knowing which tier a rule sits in is what tells you whether its figure is possible.
2
cities covered
€500
highest fine (Lake Bled)
Everywhere in Slovenia
National law, the same amount in every city. Written once here and shown on every Slovenia city page.
Smoking or using tobacco and related products in Slovenian public and workplace interiors is banned under art. 39, and art. 43(1) fines the individual €125 to €5,000. Until the April 2024 amendment the figure was a flat €125, which is still the floor and the realistic charge. A separate flat €250 applies to smoking in any vehicle carrying someone under 18. Venue operators face a far heavier range for failing to enforce the ban — €4,000 to €33,000 — and that is theirs, not yours.
The €125 floor is what a smoker actually pays; the €5,000 belongs to the illicit-supply conduct sitting in the same paragraph. In a car, the €250 applies whenever anyone under 18 is aboard, windows open or not.
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Municipal rules on top of the 1 national one.