Driving Amsterdam to Brussels: no e‑vignette needed
Via Utrecht, Breda and Antwerp.
You need no e‑vignette on this drive.
None of the countries on this route sells an e‑vignette we would need to buy for you. What each one charges instead is below.
The countries you cross, in order
the Netherlands
No vignette and no motorway tolls for cars. The Westerschelde tunnel charges separately.
Belgium
No vignette and no motorway tolls for cars. The Liefkenshoek tunnel near Antwerp charges separately.
No vignette is needed in the Netherlands and Belgium.
The drive
Two hundred kilometres and, for now, not one of them is charged. That changes from 2027: Belgium's three regions agreed in July 2026 to bring in an e‑vignette for cars, linked to the plate and read by camera rather than a sticker on the windscreen, priced by emissions class at roughly ninety to a hundred and twenty five euros a year. The plan still needs sign off from Belgium's Council of State and a European review before it is final, so nothing is due at the border yet, and this page will be updated the moment that changes.