Buy Czech Republic e-vignette
Pick a duration, enter your plate, pay by card.
- Valid digital e-vignette linked to your license plate
- Activation confirmation sent to your email
- No need to install anything on your windshield
- Compliant with the official toll system
How it works
- 1Choose your vehicle and plateCar or motorcycle, country of registration, license plate. Plate format is validated automatically.
- 2Select period and start dateOne day, ten days, monthly or annual — depending on the country's operator.
- 3Pay and receive by emailSecure card payment. The activated e-vignette arrives to your email within minutes.
Period & Price
| Period | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | €25.90 | |
| 10 days | €31.90 | |
| 1 month | €42.90 | |
| 1 year | €169.00 |
Vignetly is an independent service that purchases the official Czech Republic e-vignette on your behalf. We are not a national toll operator and are not affiliated with the official authority. Our service fee is included in the displayed price.
Frequently asked questions
Do motorcycles need a Czech vignette?
No. Motorcycles, trikes, and trailers are exempt from the Czech vignette requirement. If you're riding a motorcycle through Czechia, you do not need to buy anything.
What is the fine for driving without a Czech vignette?
Fines can reach up to ~CZK 20,000 (≈€820). Misuse of exemptions (e.g., driving an unregistered electric vehicle on a claimed exemption) can trigger higher penalties up to €6,900.
Is the Czech vignette fully digital?
Yes, since 2021. No physical sticker — the vignette is linked to your license plate and country of registration. Enforcement is camera-based across the motorway network.
How fast does the vignette activate?
If you pay by card, the vignette is valid immediately upon payment confirmation. You can also choose a future start date (up to 3 months in advance).
Do electric vehicles pay less?
Yes. Fully electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles are exempt but must register for an exemption with the Czech authority. Natural gas and plug-in hybrids get reduced rates.
Does the Czech vignette cover the city bypass around Prague?
Most of the D0 (Prague Ring) requires a vignette. A few short sections near the city are toll-free. Use official route signs — if a "motorway" or "expressway" symbol is shown, the vignette is required.