Yes. An e-vinetka is required on Bulgaria's tolled road network for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes. It is digital and linked to your licence plate.
Bulgaria offers an unusually fine-grained range, from a single day up to a full year, including a 3-month product.
The same prices apply to foreign-registered cars as to Bulgarian ones.
Ceny začínajú od €13.25: €5.30 oficiálna cena plus náš servisný poplatok €7.95.
Platí jeden deň od vybraného dátumu začiatku.
€13.25
Kúpiť túto známkuPlatí 7 po sebe nasledujúcich dní od vybraného dátumu začiatku.
€17.95
Kúpiť túto známkuPlatí 30 po sebe nasledujúcich dní od vybraného dátumu začiatku.
€27.86
Kúpiť túto známkuPlatí 3 mesiace od vybraného dátumu začiatku.
€50.26
Kúpiť túto známkuPlatí 12 mesiacov od vybraného dátumu začiatku.
€90.30
Kúpiť túto známkuOficiálna cena a náš poplatok vedľa sebaCheck Bulgarian vignette options
Bulgaria also sells a weekend vignette valid from Friday midday to Sunday night. Because it is fixed to a specific weekend rather than a start date you choose, we do not offer it. Buy it directly if it suits your trip. Motorcycles need nothing at all here: the fee is not due for vehicles with fewer than four wheels. A caravan or trailer that takes the combination over 3.5 tonnes does need a second vignette against its own plate, and that one we do not sell.
A compensatory charge of 46.50 euro for a vehicle up to 3.5 tonnes, payable within 14 days. Pay it in that window and the matter ends without an administrative penalty; miss it and the record takes effect as a fine of 153.39 euro, which is 300 leva (Road Infrastructure Agency, checked 29 August 2026).
Nothing. Bulgaria has been fully electronic since 1 January 2019, and the Road Infrastructure Agency states that owners are not obliged to produce any document proving the purchase. Officers read the plate and query the register. Keep your confirmation reference for your own records rather than for them.
The vignette. Bulgaria moved campers off the distance-based toll and onto the e-vinetka, so a motorhome buys what a car buys (Road Infrastructure Agency, checked 29 August 2026). That is the opposite of the direction most countries take with larger vehicles, so check it rather than assuming your motorhome owes a toll.
The Road Infrastructure Agency publishes a validity check by registration number on bgtoll.bg. Use it after any purchase, ours included: the e-vinetka exists only as a record against your plate, so a database that says yes is the only confirmation worth having before you drive.
If your trip really is a weekend one, yes, and buy it directly from the Road Infrastructure Agency rather than from us. It runs from Friday midday to Sunday night on a fixed weekend rather than from a start date you pick, which is why it is not in our range. We would rather say so than sell you a longer product.
No. The vignette fee is not due for vehicles with fewer than four wheels, so a motorcycle or a trike rides the charged network without paying and without registering anything (Road Infrastructure Agency, checked 1 September 2026). A four-wheeled quadricycle is charged, because the rule counts wheels and nothing else. Do not carry that answer over the border: other countries on the way charge riders at their own rate.
Only once the combination weighs more than 3.5 tonnes, and then the trailer buys its own at the same tariff as the car, so the outfit pays the price twice rather than once. It is registered against the trailer's plate and not the towing vehicle's. We sell the vehicle vignette only, so buy the trailer's directly at bgtoll.bg.
No. Bulgaria runs two systems side by side, and a vehicle above 3.5 tonnes belongs to the distance-based toll rather than to the vignette. We sell vignettes only, so nothing here covers a heavy vehicle. Arrange the toll through the Road Infrastructure Agency or a toll service provider before you travel.
Oficiálny zdroj: Road Infrastructure Agency (BGTOLL) · Naposledy overené