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23.03.2026

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Official NÚSZ System 2026

Hungary Vignettes 2026 – Official E-matrica Online

Planning to travel through Hungary to Croatia or Romania? In 2026, the e-vignette (e-matrica) is mandatory on all 'M' motorways. Buy the official vignette online in 3 minutes and drive without sticking anything on your windshield.

Buy Hungary e-vignette → Price List 2026

How much does a vignette for Hungary cost in 2026?

Approximate prices for the most popular category D1 (passenger cars up to 7 seats).

Most frequently chosen

10-day

~65 PLN

Standard choice for holidays or transit.

Monthly (30 days)

~105 PLN

For people planning a longer stay or several trips.

Annual

~580 PLN

Valid for the entire calendar year (until 31.01.2027).

Vignette categories in Hungary – D1, D2 or U?

Choosing the correct category in the **e-matrica** system is crucial to avoid a penalty. Hungarian control authorities (NÚSZ) rigorously check vehicle parameters listed in the registration document.

🚗 Category D1

Motorcycles and passenger cars up to 3.5t GVW, registered for a **maximum of 7 people**.

🚐 Category D2

Vehicles with more than 7 seats, trucks up to 3.5t, and motorhomes (if GVW ≤ 3.5t).

🔗 Category U

Additional vignette for **trailers**, if the towing vehicle belongs to category D2 or B2.

🚌 Category B2

Applies to buses with any number of seats.

Frequently Asked Questions about Vignettes in Hungary

Does the vignette work immediately after purchase?
Yes, in case of online payment (BLIK, card), the vignette is usually registered in the Hungarian central system within a few minutes. You will receive a PDF confirmation.
What are the consequences of not having a vignette in Hungary in 2026?
Lack of payment is detected automatically by cameras. The penalty depends on the vehicle category and the delay in payment, but typically ranges from several hundred zlotys upwards.