Tolls and entry fee in Lithuania
In Lithuania you pay no toll with a passenger car (category M1), with or without a caravan. A category M1 motorhome is exempt too, even above 3.5 t. If your motorhome is registered in an N category, the road charge does apply. For the road along the Curonian Spit to Nida you pay a separate entry fee.
Lithuania: what do you need?
No general toll M1 cars do not need a toll vignette.
No general toll M1 cars do not need a toll vignette.
No general toll Check your registration. M1 vehicles are toll-free. N1 vehicles are subject to a road charge.
No general toll Check your registration. M1 vehicles are toll-free. Category N vehicles are subject to a road charge.
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Map of Lithuania
The number on the map is the control post on the Curonian Spit.
- Vignette
- Toll per section
- Distance-based toll
- Mixed
- No general toll
- Not yet confirmed
Tap a country or a number for details. The colour follows the chosen vehicle.
Do you need a vignette in Lithuania?
No. There is no vignette for cars and motorhomes in Lithuania. No toll for passenger cars (category M1). The road charge applies to categories M2, M3 and N1 to N3. From 1 January 2027 a distance-based toll replaces the vignettes, M1 stays exempt.
Do you have to pay tolls in Lithuania?
There is no general motorway toll. But 1 individual roads, bridges or tunnels listed below do charge.
No toll for M1, a road charge for other categories
- In short
- No toll for passenger cars (category M1). The road charge applies to categories M2, M3 and N1 to N3. From 1 January 2027 a distance-based toll replaces the vignettes, M1 stays exempt.
- Who it applies to
- Vehicles in categories M2, M3, N1, N2 and N3 on state roads.
- For your vehicle
- Car No general toll No toll for M1.Car with caravan No general toll No toll for an M1 car with caravan.Motorhome up to 3.5 t No general toll Exempt in category M1. A motorhome registered as N1 is subject to the charge.Motorhome over 3.5 t No general toll Exempt in category M1. In an N category the charge applies.
- Over 3.5 t
- The charge depends on the vehicle category, not on weight. A category M1 motorhome is exempt, also above 3.5 t.
- How to pay
- Not applicable to M1. Other categories: vignette via keliumokestis.lt, from 2027 the Via Toll system.
Source: Via Lietuva. Checked on 10 November 2026.
The charge depends on the vehicle category, not on weight. It applies on state roads to categories M2, M3 and N1 to N3; they buy a vignette via keliumokestis.lt. From 1 January 2027 a distance-based toll in the Via Toll system replaces the vignettes. M1 stays exempt.
Entry fee on the Curonian Spit
| Section | Price | For your vehicle |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Curonian Spit (Neringa): entry feeToll road | Per entry according to neringa.lt (page dated 27 May 2025, seen November 2026): car 10 euros (about £8.36), motorhome or car with caravan 20 euros (about £16.72); from 20 June to 20 August 50 euros (about £42). Motorcycle 10 euros (about £8.36).Source: Neringos savivaldybė (gemeente Neringa), 10 November 2026 | Car 10 euros (about £8.36) from 21 August to 19 June, 50 euros (about £42) from 20 June to 20 August. Car with caravan Car with caravan: 20 euros (about £16.72) outside high season, 50 euros (about £42) from 20 June to 20 August. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Motorhome: 20 euros (about £16.72) outside high season, 50 euros (about £42) from 20 June to 20 August. Motorhome over 3.5 t Same motorhome rate; the table gives no weight limit for motorhomes. |
You pay per entry at the Alksnynė control post, by bank card or cash, or in advance online through unipark.lt. From 20 June to 20 August the rate is much higher than in the rest of the year. The ferry from Klaipėda is paid separately.
Getting to Lithuania: by road or by ferry
From Calais or a North Sea ferry port you drive through Germany and Poland to Lithuania, 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 carry on north, also check tolls and the entry fee in Latvia.
Checklist for Lithuania
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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Neighbouring countries
Pound amounts in brackets are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate of 12 November 2026 and are an indication. You pay in the local currency.