Driving through Austria, Switzerland or Central Europe? Pick your countries, give us your plate, and we register each digital vignette for you. No stickers, no foreign-language government portals, no queue at the border.
Eight European countries charge for motorway use with a vignette instead of toll barriers. Choose a country to see the 2026 prices, how long the vignette lasts and what the roads it covers.
10-day from €12.80 official fee
Austria vignette →
Annual only CHF 40 official fee
Switzerland vignette →
10-day from €12.37 official fee
Czech vignette →
10-day from €10.80 official fee
Slovakia vignette →
7-day from €16.00 official fee
Slovenia vignette →
10-day from €18.93 official fee
Hungary vignette →
10-day from €6.00 official fee
Romania rovinieta →
7-day from €10.00 official fee
Bulgaria vignette →Prices shown are the official state fees for a car up to 3.5 t, checked in August 2026. Vignettera adds a service fee for placing and registering the order, and the full breakdown is shown before you pay. You can also buy directly from each national operator without a service fee.
Three steps, a few minutes, and the permit sits against your plate before you reach the border.
Choose each country you will drive through, the vignette length you need and the day it should start. Add several countries to one order if your route crosses borders.
You give the licence plate, country of registration and vehicle category, then pay by card. The official fee and our service fee are itemised before payment.
Our team places each vignette with the national system, normally within 5 to 30 minutes during working hours, and emails you the confirmation to keep on your phone.
Buying a vignette yourself is always possible and always cheaper, because you pay only the state fee. Drivers use Vignettera when the official route costs them more time or risk than the service fee is worth.
A single trip from Germany to Croatia can cross Austria, Slovenia and Hungary, which means three separate government portals, three different languages, three payment forms and three sets of rules about when the vignette becomes valid. Vignettera turns that into one form and one payment, and our team deals with each national system.
The other reason is error cost. A digital vignette is tied to the exact plate you type in, and a wrong character means you are driving unregistered. Fines run from roughly €120 in Austria to several hundred euros in Switzerland, so a checked order is worth more than the fee it costs.
Order vignettes for several countries in a single payment instead of visiting each national portal separately.
We read back the plate and dates on your confirmation so a typo is caught before it becomes a fine.
The official state fee and the Vignettera service fee are listed separately on the order page and on your receipt.
Official state fees for a passenger car up to 3.5 tonnes, checked August 2026. Durations differ by country because each national system sells its own set. Czechia and Hungary set their tariffs in koruna and forint, so the euro figures shown here are converted and move with the exchange rate.
| Country | Shortest option | Mid option | Annual | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇦🇹 Austria | €9.60 1 day | €12.80 10 days | €106.80 | ASFINAG |
| 🇨🇭 Switzerland | not sold | not sold | CHF 40 | FOCBS |
| 🇨🇿 Czechia | €9.49 1 day | €12.37 10 days | €106.01 | CENDIS |
| 🇸🇰 Slovakia | €8.10 1 day | €10.80 10 days | €90.00 | NDS |
| 🇸🇮 Slovenia | €16.00 7 days | €32.00 1 month | €117.50 | DARS |
| 🇭🇺 Hungary | €15.23 1 day | €18.93 10 days | €169.46 | NUSZ |
| 🇷🇴 Romania | €3.50 1 day | €6.00 10 days | €50.00 | CNAIR |
| 🇧🇬 Bulgaria | €5.30 1 day | €10.00 7 days | €64.50 | BGTOLL |
A motorway vignette is a prepaid road-use permit that lets you drive a country's tolled motorway network for a fixed period. In all eight countries listed here the vignette is digital: nothing goes on the windscreen, and the permit is held electronically against your licence plate and read by camera. That is why the plate you enter has to match your vehicle exactly.
Eight countries use a vignette for cars up to 3.5 tonnes: Austria, Switzerland, Czechia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Poland and Greece use distance-based tolls collected at barriers instead, so you pay per journey there rather than buying a permit in advance.
No. Vignettera is an independent commercial service and is not a government agency or national toll operator, and it is not affiliated with ASFINAG, the Swiss FOCBS, CENDIS, NDS, DARS, NUSZ, CNAIR or BGTOLL. Every vignette we place is a genuine registration in the national system. You can always order directly from the state operator and pay only the official fee.
The price you see includes the official state fee plus a Vignettera service fee that covers placing the order, checking your plate and handling the confirmation. Both amounts are itemised on the order page before you pay and again on your receipt, so you always know what the state charges and what we charge.
Our team submits orders manually, normally within 5 to 30 minutes during working hours, and emails the confirmation. Several countries then apply their own statutory delay before a digital vignette starts, so where your travel date allows it, order at least one day ahead rather than at the border.
Enforcement is automatic, because gantry and patrol cameras read plates and check them against the national register. Penalties differ by country and start at roughly €120 in Austria, while Switzerland charges CHF 200 plus the price of the vignette. Since the fine is many times the permit, checking your plate on the confirmation email is worth the minute it takes.
Once a vignette is registered in a national system it is tied to your plate and the national operator does not refund it, so we cannot reverse it either. If you contact us before we have submitted your order, we can cancel it and refund the full amount. Our refund policy sets out both cases.
Pick the countries you will drive through and we register each vignette against your plate, with the state fee and our service fee shown separately before you pay.