Tolls and congestion tax in Sweden
Sweden has no vignette and no general road toll. You do pay a congestion tax in Stockholm and Gothenburg and a small toll on three bridges: at Motala, at Sundsvall and on Skurubron near Stockholm. There is nothing to arrange in advance. Cameras read your number plate and the invoice follows through EPASS24.
Sweden: what do you need?
Car: No general toll Only congestion tax and bridge tolls at the places listed.
Car with caravan: No general toll Only congestion tax and bridge tolls at the places listed.
Motorhome up to 3.5 t: No general toll Only congestion tax and bridge tolls at the places listed.
Motorhome over 3.5 t: Not yet confirmed No separate charge found. The heavy bridge rate is listed only for goods vehicles over 3.5 t; the source does not say whether a motorhome falls under it.
Map of Sweden
The numbers on the map are the three bridges with a toll.
- Vignette
- Toll per section
- Distance-based toll
- Mixed
- No general toll
- Not yet confirmed
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Do you need a vignette in Sweden?
No. There is no vignette for cars and motorhomes in Sweden. No vignette or general road toll. There is a congestion tax in Stockholm and Gothenburg and bridge tolls in Motala, Sundsvall and on Skurubron. Foreign vehicles pay too.
Do you have to pay tolls in Sweden?
There is no general motorway toll. But 4 individual roads, bridges or tunnels listed below do charge.
No vignette, but charges in a few places
- In short
- No vignette or general road toll. There is a congestion tax in Stockholm and Gothenburg and bridge tolls in Motala, Sundsvall and on Skurubron. Foreign vehicles pay too.
- Who it applies to
- Vehicles with Swedish or foreign plates passing the charging points.
- For your vehicle
- Car No general toll Only congestion tax and bridge tolls at the places listed.Car with caravan No general toll Only congestion tax and bridge tolls at the places listed.Motorhome up to 3.5 t No general toll Only congestion tax and bridge tolls at the places listed.Motorhome over 3.5 t Not yet confirmed No separate charge found. The heavy bridge rate is listed only for goods vehicles over 3.5 t; the source does not say whether a motorhome falls under it.
- Over 3.5 t
- Bridge tolls: the higher rate applies to heavy goods vehicles over 3.5 t (Motala SEK 11 (about €1.00), Sundsvall SEK 20 (about €1.82)). Transportstyrelsen does not mention motorhomes separately.
- How to pay
- Automatic number plate recognition, no tag or sticker needed. With a foreign plate you receive the invoice afterwards through EPASS24.
- Price
- 2026. Bridge toll per crossing: Motala SEK 5 (about €0.45), Sundsvall SEK 9 (about €0.82), Skurubron SEK 4 (about €0.36). Congestion tax: Stockholm SEK 11 (about €1.00) to 45 per passage, max SEK 135 (about €12.28) per day; Gothenburg SEK 9 (about €0.82) to 22, max SEK 60 (about €5.46) per day.
Source: Transportstyrelsen. Checked on 10 November 2026.
The amounts are in Swedish kronor. For a motorhome over 3.5 t it is not confirmed which bridge rate applies: the source lists the higher rate only for heavy goods vehicles and does not mention motorhomes.
The three toll bridges
| Section | Price | For your vehicle |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Motala BridgeBridge | Per passage (page updated 12 Dec 2025): car and light goods vehicle SEK 5 (about €0.45), heavy goods vehicle over 3.5 t SEK 11 (about €1.00).Source: Transportstyrelsen, 10 November 2026 | Car Car: SEK 5 (about €0.45) per passage. Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers or caravans. Motorhome up to 3.5 t The source does not mention motorhomes. Cars and light goods vehicles pay SEK 5 (about €0.45). Motorhome over 3.5 t Not confirmed whether a motorhome over 3.5 t pays SEK 5 (about €0.45) or the heavy rate of SEK 11 (about €1.00). |
| 2 Skuru Bridge (Nacka, Stockholm)Bridge | Per passage (page updated 12 Dec 2025): SEK 4 (about €0.36) for cars, light goods vehicles and heavy goods vehicles.Source: Transportstyrelsen, 10 November 2026 | Car Car: SEK 4 (about €0.36) per passage. Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers or caravans. Motorhome up to 3.5 t All listed vehicle types pay SEK 4 (about €0.36). Motorhomes are not listed separately in the source. Motorhome over 3.5 t All listed vehicle types pay SEK 4 (about €0.36), also over 3.5 t. Motorhomes are not listed separately in the source. |
| 3 Sundsvall Bridge (E4)Bridge | Per passage (page updated 12 Dec 2025): car and light goods vehicle SEK 9 (about €0.82), heavy goods vehicle over 3.5 t SEK 20 (about €1.82).Source: Transportstyrelsen, 10 November 2026 | Car Car: SEK 9 (about €0.82) per passage. Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers or caravans. Motorhome up to 3.5 t The source does not mention motorhomes. Cars and light goods vehicles pay SEK 9 (about €0.82). Motorhome over 3.5 t Not confirmed whether a motorhome over 3.5 t pays SEK 9 (about €0.82) or the heavy rate of SEK 20 (about €1.82). |
| 4 Øresund BridgeBridge | Single trip from 14 Sept 2026, car or motorhome up to 6 m: DKK 420 (about €56) online, DKK 470 (about €63) at the toll station, DKK 182 (about €24) with ØresundGO.Source: Øresundsbro Konsortiet, 10 November 2026 | Car Car up to 6 m: base rate. Car with caravan Car with trailer or caravan, up to 15 m in total: double car rate (DKK 840 (about €112) online, 940 at the toll station). Motorhome up to 3.5 t Motorhome up to 6 m: car rate. 6 to 10 m: DKK 840 (about €112) online or 940. Over 10 m, or over 6 m with trailer: DKK 1,485 (about €199) or 1,655. Motorhome over 3.5 t Same length classes as a light motorhome. The price list mentions no weight limit. |
You do not stop at any of the three. Do pay the invoice on time: late payment adds SEK 300. The Svinesund Bridge on the E6 to Norway has been toll-free since 15 March 2021.
Congestion tax in Stockholm and Gothenburg
The tax also applies to foreign number plates. The passages of one month are combined on a single invoice. In July you pay nothing in Gothenburg, and in Stockholm only on the first five weekdays.
| City | In short | With a foreign number plate |
|---|---|---|
| Göteborg | Congestion tax when driving into and out of Gothenburg, from 6:00 to 18:29. Several passages within 60 minutes count as one. No tax on public holidays, the day before them and in July.Source: Transportstyrelsen, 10 November 2026 | Nothing to arrange in advance. Passages are combined per month and the owner receives an invoice via EPASS24. Pay on time, otherwise 500 SEK (about €45) is added. |
| Stockholm | Congestion tax in the city centre and on Essingeleden. The amount depends on time of day and season. No tax on public holidays and in July, except the first five weekdays of July.Source: Transportstyrelsen, 10 November 2026 | Nothing to arrange in advance. Passages are combined per month and the owner receives an invoice via EPASS24. Pay on time, otherwise 500 SEK (about €45) is added. |
Getting to Sweden: the Øresund Bridge or a ferry
From Calais you drive through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark, or you take a ferry from Germany to Sweden. The Øresund Bridge between Copenhagen and Malmö is a toll bridge. Its prices and the ferries that let you skip it are on the page about tolls and bridges in Denmark.
Checklist for Sweden
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
- North Norway
- North-east Finland
Euro amounts in brackets are converted at the European Central Bank reference rate of 10 November 2026 and are an indication.