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Tolls in Estonia

In Estonia you pay no toll with a car, caravan or motorhome, and you do not need a vignette. The road user charge (teetasu) applies only to trucks in categories N2 and N3 over 3.5 t. A motorhome is only covered if it is registered as N2 or N3.

Estonia: what do you need?

No general toll Cars and private motorhomes generally do not need to arrange a road charge. Check the rules if your vehicle is registered as a goods vehicle.

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  • No general toll
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Do you need a vignette in Estonia?

No. There is no vignette for cars and motorhomes in Estonia. No toll for passenger cars. The road user charge (teetasu) applies to trucks in categories N2 and N3 over 3.5 t.

Do you have to pay tolls in Estonia?

There is no general motorway toll.

No toll for cars and motorhomes

In short
No toll for passenger cars. The road user charge (teetasu) applies to trucks in categories N2 and N3 over 3.5 t.
Who it applies to
Trucks in categories N2 and N3, including foreign-registered ones.
For your vehicle
Car No general toll No toll.
Car with caravan No general toll No toll.
Motorhome up to 3.5 t No general toll No toll.
Motorhome over 3.5 t No general toll No road user charge as long as the motorhome is not registered as N2 or N3.
Over 3.5 t
The road user charge applies to categories N2 and N3. A category M motorhome is not covered.
How to pay
Not applicable to cars and motorhomes. Trucks buy a ticket at teetasu.ee.

Source: Transpordiamet. Checked on 10 November 2026.

A category M motorhome is not covered by the road user charge. The charge applies to trucks in categories N2 and N3, including foreign-registered ones. They buy a ticket at teetasu.ee.

Getting to Estonia: by road or by ferry

From Calais or a North Sea ferry port you drive through Germany, Poland, Lithuania and Latvia to Estonia, or you take a ferry across the Baltic Sea. What you pay on the way is on the page about tolls in Poland. If you drive through the other Baltic states, also check tolls in Lithuania and tolls in Latvia: a passenger car pays no road toll there, but motorhomes have their own rules.

Checklist for Estonia

On the car

  • Display a white oval UK sticker on the rear of the vehicle unless your number plate already carries the UK identifier with the Union flag. The old GB sticker is no longer valid: cover or remove it. In Spain, Cyprus and Malta you need the sticker whatever is on your plate. Source: GOV.UK

Documents

  • Take your driving licence and the vehicle log book (V5C) when you take a UK vehicle abroad for less than 12 months. For a hire or lease car you need a VE103 certificate instead of the V5C. Source: GOV.UK

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