Cross-border road trips through Central and Southeast Europe often require multiple vignettes — one for each country whose motorways you use. This planner shows you exactly which ones, for popular routes or any custom combination.
Select the available vignettes; information-only countries are not included in the order.
Select the available vignettes; information-only countries are not included in the order.
Classic Central European hop. Buy AT vignette 18+ days ahead.
Cross 3 countries — typical weekend trip from Czechia.
Slovenia required for Adriatic via Ljubljana. Croatia itself uses toll booths, not vignettes.
Germany has no vignette (toll on Autobahn for cars is free); buy only Austrian.
Pass through Czech and Slovak motorways before reaching Hungary.
Karawanken tunnel route. Both AT + SI needed.
AT + SI cover the motorway; Croatian tolls paid at booths.
Poland is free; Slovak + Hungarian needed.
Only Czech vignette needed.
Or via Slovakia (SK + AT) — both routes work, both need 2 vignettes.
HU + RO. Romania requires VIN at checkout.
Crosses 3 countries via Calafat/Vidin bridge.
Moldova adds passport number requirement.
Long route — 4 vignettes; consider longer validity if returning.
Swiss CHF 40 annual is the standard — no shorter option.
Only Swiss vignette; Germany and direct route are free.
Across the Alps via Arlberg or via Tyrol.
Direct via Austrian A1 + Hungarian M1.
Hungary needed; Serbia uses toll booths (cash/card at gates).
Only Czech vignette; German Autobahn is free for passenger cars.
There is no single vignette covering Europe. Check every country and tolled road on your outward and return journeys. The country where your vehicle is registered is not necessarily the country you are visiting.
If your route uses tolled roads in both countries, check your Romanian rovinieta and Bulgarian e-vignette separately. A vignette for one country does not cover the other. Some crossings and bridges have a separate charge: check your chosen crossing, not just the destination.
Romania: rovinieta and vehicle details Bulgaria: e-vignette guide
Select Romanian and Bulgarian vignettesAlready have valid coverage for one country? Remove it from the selection and order only what is missing. Have your VIN ready when ordering Romania through VignetteGO.
Switzerland offers an annual motorway vignette, not a short-stay product. It covers the previous December, the named calendar year and the following January. Check that both legs of your trip fall within the validity of the vignette you hold.
Road access, weather, tyres and any separate crossing charges need their own checks. A motorway vignette is not a guarantee that a mountain route is open or safe to drive.
Swiss e-vignette: validity and road coverage Select a Swiss e-vignette
Check the licence plate, registration country, vehicle category and dates. Include the return trip, and do not buy coverage you already hold. VignetteGO is an independent paid service: a specialist performs the official registrations daily, 06:00–18:00 CET/CEST. Payment alone does not activate a vignette; check the official confirmation before using a tolled road.
Official references: CNAIR — Romanian rovinieta; BGTOLL — Bulgarian e-vignettes; Swiss authorities — motorway vignette. Reviewed: (UTC). Editorial responsibility: VignetteGO / KarmaPower, s.r.o.