Official electronic vignetteBulgaria Vignette 2026Electronic e‑vinetka system — vehicles up to 3.5 t.

You start with the 7-day vignette at 18,50 €. Periods: weekend, 7 days, 30 days, quarter and year (78,95 €). One rate covers car, van and camper up to 3.5 t. The motorcycle is exempt, and a towed trailer has its own, paid vignette. You pay in euros.

No. We are an independent service registering e-vignettes on behalf of the buyer — the price includes the road toll and order handling.

Registration in the bgtoll.bg system usually takes 10–15 minutes after the payment is processed. You can choose a start date — up to a month ahead. Confirmation and vignette details by email.

Enforcement is electronic — ANPR cameras on motorways and first-class roads scan plates 24/7, plus patrols. Without a valid e-vignette you risk a fine of about €150 (approx. 300 BGN). The notice can arrive weeks later, including to your home country.

No. In Bulgaria motorcycles are exempt from the vignette — you buy nothing. A towed trailer, however, has its OWN paid vignette (same rate as the vehicle) — the opposite of, e.g., Slovenia, where trailers are exempt.

Yes. On Bulgarian motorways (A1 Trakia, A2 Hemus, A3 Struma, A4 Maritsa, A6 Lyulin) and on national first-class roads the e-vignette is mandatory for vehicles up to 3.5 t. Second- and third-class roads and city streets are free. The Ruse–Giurgiu bridge (from Romania) is a SEPARATE bridge toll, not covered by the vignette.

You buy the e-vignette here online in 2 minutes: choose the category (vehicle up to 3.5 t, optionally a trailer) and period (weekend, 7 days, 30 days, quarter or year), enter the plate and email, pay — card, Google Pay or Apple Pay. You pay in euros. The e-vignette is registered in the bgtoll.bg system usually within 10–15 minutes, and you get confirmation by email. No stickers — the Bulgarian e-vignette is fully electronic.