From 1 January, the entry fee for the Jūrmala special regime zone is EUR 5.

Important:
At entry permit vending machines in Jūrmala, payment is accepted only by bank card or contactless payment methods*.
* Contactless payments are payments that do not require inserting a card into the terminal. These include:

• bank cards with contactless functionality (e.g. Visa, Mastercard);
• smartphones or smartwatches using Apple Pay, Google Pay, or similar payment solutions.

Where is an entry permit required?

An entry permit is required only to enter the Jūrmala special regime zone, which is marked with road signs reading “Paid zone” (Maksas zona).

No permit is required when travelling in other parts of Jūrmala. (See map.)

Long-term entry permits for Jūrmala

From 1 January 2026:

• 7 days – EUR 20.00
• 30 days – EUR 60.00
• 90 days – EUR 100.00
• 180 days – EUR 180.00
• 365 days – EUR 270.00

Vehicles allowed to enter without an entry permit

The following vehicles may enter the special regime zone without an entry permit:

• electric vehicles;
• vehicles adapted for drivers with disabilities, provided that the adaptation is registered in the State Register of Vehicles and Drivers.

When an entry permit is not required, but the vehicle must be registered

In certain cases, no entry permit is required to enter Jūrmala, but the vehicle must be registered.

Free vehicle registration is required if:

• the vehicle transports a person with Group I disability, a child with a disability, or a person with reduced mobility;
• a person with a disability (Group I or reduced mobility) uses a free seasonal permit for one vehicle owned or used by them;
• a person is travelling to a medical institution in Jūrmala or transporting another person to receive medical treatment.

Important:
Before entering Jūrmala, the vehicle must be registered in person at the Jūrmala Tourism Information Centre (Lienes Street 5, Majori).

Medical institutions in Jūrmala:
Amberdent Clinic · Jūrmala Hospital · Dzintari Clinic · National Rehabilitation Centre “Vaivari” · Pallas Clinic · Servisa Aģentūra AG · Social Integration State Agency (SIVA) · Health Centre Association (Dubulti Polyclinic) · Visual Diagnostics

Important information for Jūrmala residents

These changes do not apply to residents of Jūrmala. If a vehicle is owned, held, or used by a person declared as residing in Jūrmala, no additional actions are required, and the new arrangements do not affect you.
This regulation remains unchanged and continues to apply as before.

Where can an entry permit be purchased?

• Online at visitjurmala.lv
• At entry permit vending machines in Jūrmala – card or contactless payments only
• At the Jūrmala Tourism Information Centre, Lienes Street 5
• Via the Mobilly, Citadele, and EuroPark mobile applications
• At the Jūrmala City Administration building during working hours – cash payments accepted

Jūrmala City Administration building (Jomas Street 1/5) – opening hours:

• Monday: 8:30–13:00, 13:30–18:00
• Tuesday: 8:30–13:00, 13:30–17:00
• Wednesday: 8:30–13:00, 13:30–17:00
• Thursday: 8:30–13:00, 13:30–17:00
• Friday: 8:30–13:00, 13:30–16:00
• Saturday: closed
• Sunday: closed

How does the one-day entry permit work?

• The permit must be purchased on the day of entry, at any time (including after entering), until 23:59.
• On the day of purchase, the number of entries into the special regime zone is unlimited until 23:59.
• After 23:59 on the day of entry, the permit remains valid until the vehicle exits the special regime zone.

Additional information is available in the “Frequently Asked Questions” section.