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Motorway vignettes 2027: prices and rules

What the 2027 motorway vignette costs in Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary, how long it is valid, where to buy it officially and what applies to motorhomes and trailers.

Key points

  • Austria: the 2027 annual vignette costs €108.90 from 1 January 2027; bought by 31 December 2026 it costs €106.80. It is digital only and valid from 1 December 2026 to 31 January 2028.
  • Switzerland: CHF 40, only as an annual vignette, valid 1 December 2026 to 31 January 2028; caravans and trailers need their own.
  • Czechia and Slovakia keep their prices; in Czechia the one-day vignette runs for 24 hours from 2027.
  • Buy only in the official shops: other websites charge extra, and a typo in the number plate can be costly to fix.

Overview

CountryAnnual vignetteAnnual vignette validOfficial shop
Austria€108.901 Dec 2026 – 31 Jan 2028shop.asfinag.at
SwitzerlandCHF 401 Dec 2026 – 31 Jan 2028via.admin.ch
Slovenia€117.5012 months from the start date you chooseevinjeta.dars.si
CzechiaCZK 2,5701 year from the start date you chooseedalnice.gov.cz
Slovakia€90365 days from the start date you chooseeznamka.sk
HungaryHUF 62,5601 Jan 2027 – 31 Jan 2028nmzrt.hu

Prices as of November 13, 2026; check the official shop before you travel.

Vignette Austria 2027

VignetteCarMotorcycle
1 day€9.80€3.90
10 days€13.10€5.20
2 months€32.60€13.10
1 year€108.90€43.60

Prices from 1 January 2027. If you buy the 2027 vignette by 31 December 2026, you pay the old prices (car: €9.60, €12.80, €32.00 and €106.80). From 1 December 2026 there are no more stickers: the vignette is linked to your number plate. Bought online, the 2-month and annual vignettes are valid only from the 18th day after purchase; at ÖAMTC, ARBÖ or border sales points they are valid at once. Trailers need no vignette of their own. Motorhomes over 3.5 t pay a distance-based toll with the GO-Box instead.

Official shop: shop.asfinag.at · Source: ÖAMTC

Vignette Switzerland 2027

VignetteCarMotorcycle
1 yearCHF 40CHF 40

There is only an annual vignette. You can choose the sticker (tied to the vehicle) or the e-vignette (tied to the number plate, bought on the federal Via portal). A caravan or trailer needs its own vignette. Motorhomes over 3.5 t pay the flat-rate heavy vehicle charge (PSVA) instead.

Official shop: via.admin.ch · Source: BAZG / OFDF

Vignette Slovenia 2027

VignetteCarMotorcycle
7 days€16€8
1 month€32–
6 months–€32
1 year€117.50€58.70

No change for 2027 has been announced; these prices have applied since June 2023. Vans up to 3.5 t with a height of 1.30 m or more over the front axle are in class 2B and pay double: €32 for 7 days, €64.10 for a month, €235 for a year. Vehicles registered as motorhomes are usually in class 2A; the DARS vehicle list decides. Motorhomes over 3.5 t pay distance-based tolls with DarsGo.

Official shop: evinjeta.dars.si · Source: Petrol, ADAC

Vignette Czechia 2027

VignetteCar
24 hoursCZK 230
10 daysCZK 300
30 daysCZK 480
1 yearCZK 2,570

Prices stay the same in 2027: a new law ends the automatic yearly increase. From 2027 the one-day vignette runs for 24 hours instead of only until midnight. Motorcycles need no vignette. Electric and hydrogen cars are exempt; with a foreign registration the exemption has to be registered first.

Official shop: edalnice.gov.cz · Source: Cebia

Vignette Slovakia 2027

VignetteCar
1 day€8.10
10 days€10.80
30 days€17.10
1 year€90

Prices stay the same in 2027. You can buy a vignette up to 60 days before it starts. A trailer is covered only while car and trailer together weigh at most 3.5 t; above that, the trailer needs its own vignette. The motorway operator NDS warns against intermediary websites that charge more.

Official shop: eznamka.sk · Source: Rádio Žilina / NDS, slovensko.sk

Vignette Hungary 2027

VignetteCarMotorcycle
1 dayHUF 5,630HUF 2,810
10 daysHUF 6,990HUF 3,490
1 monthHUF 11,320HUF 5,660
1 yearHUF 62,560–

Prices from 1 January 2027, about 1.3% higher than in 2026. There is no separate annual vignette for motorcycles: they buy the car annual vignette. Instead of the national annual vignette, you can buy annual vignettes for single counties (7,280 Ft each). Category D2 (annual vignette 88,790 Ft) covers vans registered as goods vehicles, vehicles with more than 7 seats and, since 2026, motorhomes over 3.5 t. Behind a D2 vehicle a trailer needs its own vignette. Vignettes are sold by authorised resellers; the operator NMZRT lists them.

Official shop: nmzrt.hu · Source: NMZRT, ADAC

Tips for buying

Countries without a vignette

Germany has no motorway toll for cars and motorhomes up to 3.5 t. Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and Croatia charge tolls by distance at toll booths or electronically instead of a vignette. Driving in Europe

FAQs

When is the 2027 vignette valid in Austria and Switzerland?

In both countries from 1 December 2026 to 31 January 2028, so 14 months. The 2026 vignette is still valid until 31 January 2027.

Is it worth buying the Austrian vignette for 2027 already in 2026?

Yes: until 31 December 2026 the 2027 vignettes cost the 2026 prices, €106.80 instead of €108.90 for the annual car vignette. Bought online, it is valid only from the 18th day after purchase.

Do I need a separate vignette for a caravan or trailer?

In Switzerland yes, a trailer or caravan needs its own vignette. In Slovakia it does once car and trailer together weigh more than 3.5 t, and in Hungary behind a D2 vehicle. In Austria, Slovenia and Czechia the vignette of the towing vehicle is enough for cars and motorhomes up to 3.5 t.

What applies to motorhomes over 3.5 tonnes?

In most countries they do not use the vignette: Austria charges by distance with the GO-Box, Slovenia with DarsGo, Czechia and Slovakia with their electronic tolls, and Switzerland charges a flat-rate heavy vehicle fee (PSVA). Hungary is the exception: since 2026, motorhomes over 3.5 t buy a D2 vignette.

Do Germany, Italy or France have a vignette?

No. Germany has no motorway toll for cars and motorhomes up to 3.5 t; Italy and France charge tolls by distance at toll booths.