Hungary vignette
Hungary vignette
I want a vignette for several cars at once
If you want to buy a vignette for more than one car at the same time, please contact us. It is not necessary to enter each registration mark separately – In your message, please list the registration marks you wish to register, the length of stay in the state(s) and the date of the start of validity.
Can I cancel or change my vignette if my travel plans change?
Typically, an electronic ticket is tied to a specific vehicle and time period and cannot be transferred or changed once activated. In the event of a data entry error or other exceptional situations, it is best to contact us as soon as possible
How to prove payment of a vignette
After purchasing the e-Vignette, the vehicle is automatically registered in the electronic system. Checks are carried out electronically on motorways and therefore no physical proof is required. However, it is advisable to carry a proof of purchase in case of a manual check.
What happens if I drive on a toll motorway without a valid vignette?
Driving on toll motorways without a valid vignette can lead to fines. The amount of the fine may vary and can be collected on the spot or sent by post to the vehicle owner’s address. It is strongly recommended to always have a valid vignette before entering a toll motorway.
I made a mistake on the license plate number. Is it possible to change it?
If a mistake is made in entering the registration number when purchasing a vignette, no changes can be made to the details, including the registration number, once the vignette has started to be valid. So if a mistake is made, you need to buy a new vignette with the correct details. It is important to note that the original vignette, even if not used, will not be returned and no refund will be given.
How long before the stamp is active?
Within 5-10 minutes of payment we send an email with the activation of the stamp. If you have not received a confirmation email, please check your bulk mail or SPAM folder first. If you do not find the stamp here, please contact us. Thank you
Route from Budapest to Minsk
The road from Budapest to Minsk follows the Hungarian M1 motorway northwards to the border with Slovakia, where it joins the Slovak D2 motorway towards Bratislava. Continue on the D1 motorway north-eastwards to the Czech border and then on the Czech D1 motorway to Brno. From Brno you continue on the D2 motorway towards Poland. After entering Poland, continue along the A1 motorway towards Katowice and then northeast along the Polish E67 motorway towards Warsaw. From Warsaw, take the A2 motorway eastwards to the Belarusian border and continue along the M1 motorway to Minsk. The route is approximately 1100 km long and passes through the diverse landscapes of Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland and Belarus.
Route from Vienna to Budapest
From Vienna to Budapest, the route follows the Austrian A4 motorway eastwards to the Hungarian border, where it joins the Hungarian M1 motorway leading directly to Budapest. The route is approximately 240 km long and offers views of the scenic areas of Lower Austria and western Hungary. The journey is fast and comfortable thanks to the high quality motorways in both countries.
Route from Bratislava to Budapest
The road from Bratislava to Budapest follows the Slovak D2 motorway southwards to the Hungarian border, where it joins the Hungarian M15 motorway and then the M1 motorway leading directly to Budapest. The route is approximately 200 km long and passes through the picturesque landscapes of Slovakia and Hungary. Along the way you can see fertile plains and vast fields.
Route from Zagreb to Budapest
From Zagreb to Budapest, the road follows the Croatian A4 motorway northwards to the Hungarian border, where it connects with the Hungarian M7 motorway. Continue on the M7 north-east towards Budapest. The route is approximately 340 km long and offers spectacular views of the Croatian and Hungarian countryside.
Route from Ljubljana to Budapest
From Ljubljana to Budapest, the Slovenian A1 motorway runs eastwards to the border with Hungary, where it connects with the Hungarian M70 motorway. Continue on the M70 north-east towards Budapest. The route is approximately 460 km long and passes through beautiful Slovenian and Hungarian countryside, including mountains and vineyards.
Route from Bucharest to Budapest
From Bucharest to Budapest, the route follows the Romanian A1 motorway westwards to the Hungarian border, where it joins the Hungarian M43 motorway and then the M5 motorway leading directly to Budapest. The route is approximately 830 km long and offers views of the beautiful landscapes of Romania and Hungary, including the Carpathian mountains and fertile plains.
