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Planned from 1 May 2027

Belgium vignette 2027: do you need a vignette for Belgium?

Belgium plans to introduce a digital road vignette from 1 May 2027. Find out whether you need one, what it costs, who is exempt and when sales start.

Who needs it?01
Passenger cars up to 3.5 tonnes, including foreign vehicles — even if you're just passing through.
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Who is exempt?02
Motorcycles, trucks (km tax), tractors, coaches, emergency services and police.
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How much?03
Annual vignette from €90 (electric) to €125 (older cars). Short-term from €9/day.
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Planned rates at a glance

Based on published plans (March 2026). Final amounts may still change.

Annual vignette

Annual vignette
CategoryPrice
Euro 4 and higher€100 / year(97%+ of Flemish cars)
Electric / hydrogen€90 / year
Older cars (up to Euro 3)€125 / year

Short-term

Short-term
CategoryPrice
1 day€9
10 days€12
1 month€19
2 months€30

Key dates (according to plans)

  1. Plans presented

    Flemish government presents proposal. Wallonia, Brussels and EU Commission approval still pending.

  2. Vignette mandatory

    Digital vignette required on motorways and regional main roads.

  3. Fines enforced

    Tolerance period ends. ANPR cameras and mobile units begin enforcement.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it a physical sticker?
No. According to plans, it's a digital vignette tied to your licence plate. No sticker on your windshield.
Does this apply to foreign cars?
Yes. EU rules require equal treatment. Belgian and foreign drivers must both pay.
Do motorcyclists pay?
No. Motorcycles are explicitly exempt per announcements by ministers Weyts (Flanders) and Desquesnes (Wallonia).
When can I buy?
According to current plans, online sales are expected from 1 March 2027. The vignette would become mandatory from 1 May 2027. Final conditions may still change.

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Last checked: 14 August 2026