Czechia

Vignette

Czechia uses a fully electronic vignette tied to your plate, with no sticker since 2021.

Overview

Czechia uses a fully electronic vignette tied to your plate, with no sticker since 2021. Cameras and police read plates to check it. You only need it on motorways (the D-roads) and expressways, not on ordinary roads. Prices are set in koruna (CZK).

Vignette prices

Digital
PeriodPrice
10-day€12.40
30-day€19.90
annual€106.00

How to buy

Where to get it

  • edalnice.cz or the official eDalnice app
  • Czech Post branches
  • Petrol stations (EuroOil, Shell, OMV and others) and border kiosks

Step by step

  1. Open edalnice.cz or the eDalnice app, not a reseller site.
  2. Type your plate and country of registration.
  3. Pick passenger car up to 3.5 t.
  4. Choose the period: 10-day, 30-day or annual.
  5. Set the start date. You can future-date it up to three months; it begins at midnight that day.
  6. Pay by card. Your plate is live in the system within minutes.

The traps to avoid

  • Many sites outrank edalnice.cz and add a fee. Buy only from the official site or a real point of sale.
  • The start date is final once it activates. Set today and an overnight arrival can burn a day before you drive.
  • It is plate-linked, so a different rental car needs its own vignette.
  • Electric and hydrogen cars are exempt but must register the exemption on edalnice.cz.

Fuel

Petrol€1.72per litre
Diesel€1.59per litre

Local tips

  • A cheaper 1-day vignette (about 9.50 euro) exists for a quick clip across the country.
  • You can buy weeks ahead and set the exact start date, so it is sorted before you reach the border.
  • Only the motorway and expressway network needs it. City roads and older two-lane roads are free.
  • Rental cars sometimes come with a vignette already; check the agreement before buying a duplicate, which is not refundable.

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