In the first two months of 2026, the validity period of over 682 thousand annual vignettes for passenger cars expires. Of these, about 311 thousand expire in January, and over 371 thousand in February.
On the website www.bgtoll.bg, from the button “Check vignette“ after entering the registration number of the car and the country in which it is registered, anyone can check and receive information about the expiration date of the vignette, regardless of where it was purchased – from the facilities of the “Road Infrastructure“ Agency or in the partners' sales network. The status can be “active“, “expired“ or “unused“ in cases where the vignette was purchased with a delayed start up to 30 days from the start date of validity.
The prices of vignettes in 2026 will be the same as they are currently. From January 1, 2026, they will be displayed in euros and leva. The conversion will be carried out automatically at the official fixed exchange rate and will not require additional actions from users. The National Toll Administration reminds that a vignette can be purchased up to 30 calendar days in advance, which helps drivers plan their trips around the Christmas and New Year holidays in time. When paying in cash in January 2026, payment will be possible in both leva and euros, in accordance with the rules for the introduction of the single European currency. Electronic payments will be made in euros.
The prices in euros and leva are as follows:
Annual – 49.60 euros (97 leva);Quarterly – 27.61 euros (54 leva);Monthly – 15.34 euros (30 leva);Weekly – 7.67 euros (15 leva);Weekend – 5.11 euros (10 leva);One-day – 4.09 euros (8 leva) - effective from February 3, 2026.
The one-day vignette will be introduced from February 3, 2026. It will be valid for passenger cars up to 3.5 tons and will allow use of the national road network for a period of 24 hours.
The National Toll Administration appeals to users when purchasing a vignette to use the website www.bgtoll.bg or the mobile application, as well as other RIA sales channels - at a counter against payment in cash or through a self-toll terminal - with a card. Counters are located at the main border checkpoints, as well as in the 27 regional road administrations throughout the country. There are 464 self-toll terminals. Vignettes can also be purchased from the partner network of the “Road Infrastructure“ Agency.
When purchasing a vignette, users must carefully review and check the information entered by them or by the relevant employee before confirming the final payment. The responsibility for filling in correct information about the vehicle number, its category and the validity period of the vignette lies with its owner or user. In case of incorrectly declared data, it is considered that the due fee for the respective vehicle has not been paid.
The characters from the license plate can be entered in both Cyrillic and Latin characters, but must correspond to the characters in the license plate itself. When writing the number, only letters and numbers are entered. The characters 0 (zero) and О (letter O) are not interchangeable. For a digit in the number, 0 (zero) should be entered, and for a letter, “O“. If the license plate contains a dash, dot, or space, they are not entered.