Tačno onako kako stoji na vozilu. Vinjeta se registruje na te znakove i naknadno se ne može prebaciti.
Ukupno €60.87
Vidite ukupan iznos prije nastavka. Na blagajni ga otvorite da vidite zvaničnu cestnu naknadu i našu naknadu za uslugu kao odvojene stavke.
Svaka cijena preuzeta je od operatera ceste koji je objavljuje, i nosi datum kada smo je zadnji put provjerili.
Nikada vam ne kažemo da je vinjeta aktivna dok stvarno nije potvrđena.
Nismo operater ceste, državni organ ni zvanični preprodavac. Ono što dobijate je zvanična vinjeta, registrovana na vašu tablicu.
Yes. You need a vignette to use Swiss motorways, and Switzerland sells exactly one: an annual e-vignette. There is no daily, weekly or monthly option, so a single day on a Swiss motorway costs the same as a full year.
It is now electronic and linked to your licence plate. Motorcycles pay the same price as cars, and the vignette also applies to trailers.
Switzerland prices in Swiss francs. We show the official franc price alongside the euro amount we charge.
Važi za vinjetnu godinu: od 1. decembra prethodne godine do 31. januara sljedeće godine.
Izvor zvanične cijene: Federal Office for Customs and Border Security (BAZG) · Zadnja provjera 2026-08-19
Važi za vinjetnu godinu: od 1. decembra prethodne godine do 31. januara sljedeće godine.
Izvor zvanične cijene: Federal Office for Customs and Border Security (BAZG) · Zadnja provjera 2026-08-19
Confirm your licence plate and registration country. Switzerland sells one length only, the annual vignette, so there is no duration to pick. Pay by card and we register it with the Federal Office for Customs and Border Security. We only confirm it is active once that registration is done, never before.
No. Switzerland sells a single annual vignette rather than a range of lengths, so there is nothing to compare on this page beyond the one option. It runs for the vignette year regardless of when in that year you happen to buy it.
From 1 December of the preceding year to 31 January of the following one, a full fourteen months rather than twelve. Buy in early December and you get almost the whole window; buy in November and you are paying for the year that is about to start rather than the one ending.
Yes, but check which vignette year you need first. The vignette is tied to the plate for one Swiss vignette year at a time, so buying today covers the year running now; if your trip falls after 1 December, wait and buy the next vignette year instead.