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Toll in Hungary
Hungary uses an electronic vignette system, known as the e-matrica, to collect motorway tolls. The e-vignette is linked directly to your vehicle's license plate. No physical sticker is required. Compliance is monitored through automatic license plate recognition cameras across the toll road network. Your e-vignette must be valid before you enter any toll road.
Purchase the Hungarian e-vignette online
At Tollvignettes.eu you can purchase your Hungarian e-vignette directly. Tollvignettes.eu is an official sales platform for the Hungarian e-vignette, operating in partnership with National Mobile Payment Plc. Enter your license plate, select your validity period and vehicle category, and complete your payment. Your e-vignette is linked directly to your license plate and a confirmation is sent to your email. Payment is accepted by credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and more.
In Hungary, all motorways and several expressways are subject to toll. These roads connect Budapest with every region of the country and with neighbouring countries such as Austria, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia and Croatia. A valid e-vignette is required before entering any tolled section. There are no toll booths. Enforcement is carried out through automatic camera systems that scan license plates and verify vignette validity in real time.
The following road sections require a valid Hungarian e-vignette:
M0 between M1–M0 junction and M0–11-es út junction
M1 between Budapest city border and Bicske junction
M2 between M2–M0 junction and Vác north junction
M3 between Budapest, Szentmihályi út junction and Hatvan junction
M31 between Nagytarcsai junction and M3–M31 junction
M4 between Budapest Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Repülőtér junction and Jászberény / Szolnok north junction
M44 between M44 / Kecskemét north junction and Szentkirályi junction
M5 between Budapest, Szentlőrinci út junction and Lajosmizse junction
M51 between M51–M0 junction and M51–M5 junction
M6 between Budapest, Barackos út junction and Ráckeresztúr junction
M7 between Budapest city border and Martonvásár junction
M5 between Örkény junction and Kistelek junction
M44 between M44 / Kecskemét north junction and Tiszaug / Tiszakürt junction
M6 between Bátaszék junction and M6–M60 junction
M60 between M60–M6 junction and Pécs nyugat junction
M44 between Szolnok/ Martfű/ Kunszentmárton junction and Békéscsaba-Gyula/ Debrecen-Szeged junction
M3 between Füzesabony junction and Polgár junction
M30 between M3–M30 junction and Tornyosnémeti, country border
M5 between Kiskunfélegyháza south junction and Röszke, country border
M43 between Szeged north junction and Csanádpalota, country border
M1 between Herceghalom junction and Tatabánya-Óváros junction
M6 between Százhalombatta north junction and Paks north junction
M7 between Pusztazámor junction and Balatonvilágos junction
M1 between Bábolna junction and Hegyeshalom, country border
M15 between M15–M1 junction and Rajka, country border
M19 between M1–M19 junction and Győr centrum junction
M85 between Győr-nyugat junction and Sopron, country border
M86 between Répcelak junction and Csorna észak junction
M3 between Hejőkürt junction and Nyíregyháza nyugat junction
M4 between M4–M35 junction and Nagykereki, country border
M35 between M35–M3 junction and M35–M4 junction
M25 between M25–M3 junction and Eger
M3 between Bag junction and Mezőkövesd junction
M4 between Abony east / Szolnok west junction and Törökszentmiklós west / Szajol junction
M44 between Lakitelek / Tiszakécske junction and Szarvas / Szentes junction
M1 between Szárliget junction and Győr-Ipari Park
M19 between M1–M19 junction and Győrszentiván junction
M7 between Balatonvilágos junction and Zalakomár junction
M76 between Hollád junction and Keszthely-Fenékpuszta junction
M3 between Hajdúnánás junction and Vásárosnamény junction
M6 between Dunaújváros south junction and Pécsvárad junction
M86 between Szombathely junction and Beled junction
M7 between Polgárdi junction and Siófok east junction
M7 between Sávoly junction and Letenye, country border
M70 between M70–M7 junction and Tornyiszentmiklós, country border
M76 between Balatonszentgyörgy / Balatonberény junction and Keszthely-Fenékpuszta junction
Your e-vignette must be valid before you enter a tolled section. There are no toll booths on Hungarian motorways or expressways, so payment on the spot is not possible. License plate recognition cameras automatically verify every vehicle. Driving without a valid e-vignette will result in a fine.
In Hungary, the e-vignette is required for all motor vehicles up to 3,5 t. The vehicle type determines which category applies. Passenger cars, motorhomes, vans, trailers and buses each belong to a different toll class, which means two vehicles under 3,5 t may require different e-vignette types.
Passenger car (≤ 7 seats)
This category corresponds to toll class D1. It applies to passenger cars with up to 7 seats and a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 t. Most privately used cars fall within this Hungarian e-vignette category.
Passenger car (8 or 9 seats)
This category falls under toll class D2. It includes passenger cars with 8 or 9 seats and a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 t.
Goods vehicle / Motorhome
Goods vehicles and motorhomes with a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 t are classified under D2. This includes light commercial vehicles and camper vehicles within the 3.5 t limit.
Motorcycle
Motorcycles are classified under toll category D1M. This category applies exclusively to two-wheeled motor vehicles registered as motorcycles.
Caravan / Trailer
Trailers and caravans are classified under toll category U. A separate e-vignette is required when the trailer or caravan is attached to a D2 vehicle, such as a passenger car with 8 or 9 seats or a goods vehicle / motorhome with a maximum permissible weight of up to 3.5 t.
Several validity periods are available for the Hungarian e-vignette. The e-vignette becomes valid from the start date you select and is linked directly to your vehicle's license plate.
For a single day of travel on Hungarian toll roads.
For short trips or stays of up to ten days.
For trips or stays of up to one month.
For vehicles that regularly use Hungarian toll roads throughout the year.
The prices for the Hungarian e-vignette are set in HUF (Hungarian forint) by the national toll authority. At Tollvignettes.eu, you pay the official rate, with the option to complete your payment in another currency.
Last update
Monday, 8 June 2026
| Passenger car (≤ 7 seats) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | HUF | EUR |
| 1 day | HUF 5,550 | €23.39 |
| 10 days | HUF 6,900 | €29.07 |
| 1 month | HUF 11,170 | €47.07 |
| 2026 | HUF 61,760 | €260.25 |
| Passenger car (8 or 9 seats) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | HUF | EUR |
| 1 day | HUF 7,890 | €33.25 |
| 10 days | HUF 10,040 | €42.31 |
| 1 month | HUF 15,820 | €66.67 |
| 2026 | HUF 87,650 | €369.36 |
| Goods vehicle / Motorhome | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | HUF | EUR |
| 1 day | HUF 7,890 | €33.25 |
| 10 days | HUF 10,040 | €42.31 |
| 1 month | HUF 15,820 | €66.67 |
| 2026 | HUF 87,650 | €369.36 |
| Motorcycle | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | HUF | EUR |
| 1 day | HUF 2,770 | €11.67 |
| 10 days | HUF 3,450 | €14.54 |
| 1 month | HUF 5,590 | €23.55 |
| Caravan / Trailer | ||
|---|---|---|
| Validity period | HUF | EUR |
| 1 day | HUF 5,550 | €23.39 |
| 10 days | HUF 6,900 | €29.07 |
| 1 month | HUF 11,170 | €47.07 |
| 2026 | HUF 61,760 | €260.25 |
All vehicles over 3,5 t are subject to a distance-based toll system called HU-GO. This system applies to lorries, buses and heavy goods vehicles travelling on motorways, expressways and main roads. These vehicles do not use the e-vignette and must register and pay tolls based on the distance travelled.
The toll is calculated per kilometre and depends on the vehicle category (number of axles: J2, J3, J4, J5), road type, emission class and total distance travelled.
Toll payments are managed through the HU-GO electronic toll system, operated by the National Toll Payment Services Plc. Registered users can install an On-Board Unit (OBU) that automatically records journeys and deducts tolls from a prepaid account. Occasional users can purchase a route ticket before starting their trip, valid for a specific route and vehicle.
From 1 February 2025, route tickets are valid for 120 minutes from the moment of purchase. Driving without a valid HU-GO registration or missing this window can result in fines of up to 280,000 HUF.
Enforcement is carried out through camera surveillance, mobile control units and roadside checks.
Yes. All passenger cars, motorcycles and light vehicles up to 3,5 t require a valid e-vignette to use motorways and expressways in Hungary. Driving without one is considered unauthorised road use and can result in a fine. Vehicles above 3,5 t use the HU-GO system instead.
The e-vignette is mandatory on all motorways and expressways marked with M, such as M1, M3, M5, M6 and M7. These connect Hungary with Austria, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia and Serbia. There are no toll booths. Enforcement is fully camera-based.
You can purchase your Hungarian e-vignette at Tollvignettes.eu, an official sales platform for the Hungarian e-vignette. Enter your license plate, select your vehicle category and validity period, and complete your payment. Your e-vignette is linked directly to your license plate and a confirmation is sent to your email.
Yes. The e-vignette is registered to your vehicle's license plate. No physical sticker is required. Cameras automatically verify license plates across all toll roads in Hungary.
If you drive a D2 vehicle (a passenger car with 8 or 9 seats, or a goods vehicle / motorhome) with a trailer up to 3,5 t, a separate U-category e-vignette is required for the trailer. For D1 vehicles (passenger cars with up to 7 seats), the trailer is included in the main e-vignette.
Driving on a toll road in Hungary without a valid e-vignette can result in a fine of up to 60,000 HUF for passenger cars, and higher amounts for larger vehicles. If you purchase a valid e-vignette within 60 minutes of entering the motorway, the fine is waived. This is the official grace period.
Yes. Hungarian e-vignettes are available at petrol stations, border crossings and official sales outlets. Purchasing online at Tollvignettes.eu is available 24/7 and does not require waiting at a physical point of sale.
Once activated, the e-vignette cannot be cancelled, changed or refunded. If an error was made, such as an incorrect license plate or start date, contact the National Toll Payment Services Plc. directly. Corrections may be possible before activation.
No. Lorries and buses over 3,5 t use the HU-GO electronic toll system. The toll is calculated per kilometre and depends on distance, vehicle type, number of axles and emission class. These vehicles must register and pay via HU-GO.hu.
When travelling beyond Hungary, many European countries require their own e-vignette. Each country has its own system and validity rules. Make sure you have the correct e-vignette before you travel.
