Congestion tax in Stockholm right now

Congestion tax exceptions in Stockholm

No tax is charged on the following dates in 2026, in addition to Saturdays and Sundays:

Why is there congestion tax in Stockholm?

Congestion tax helps reduce traffic and improve the environment. It also helps pay for infrastructure projects.

Which vehicles must pay congestion tax?

You pay congestion tax when your car passes a toll station. This applies to cars registered in Sweden or abroad, and cars with dealer plates.

Which vehicles do not pay congestion tax?

Motorcycles, emergency vehicles, diplomatic vehicles, military vehicles, buses weighing at least 14 tonnes, and some EC mobile cranes are exempt. If you have a parking permit for a person with reduced mobility, you can apply to the Swedish Tax Agency to exempt one vehicle.

Where can I see how much congestion tax I must pay?

You can see your tax decisions and estimated daily amounts in the Swedish Transport Agency’s online services.

How do I pay congestion tax?

You get an invoice at the end of the month. You can pay by direct debit or Bankgiro. The invoice can be sent as an e-invoice, to a digital mailbox, through EDI, or by post.

What happens if my vehicle is registered abroad?

For vehicles registered abroad, the Swedish Transport Agency uses EPASS24 to identify owners, send invoices, and collect payments.