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FranceEntreprendre Service Public

Fuel allowance for high-mileage workers extended to 30 September 2026

The EUR 100 allowance for high-mileage workers can now be claimed until 30 September 2026 via the impots.gouv.fr simulator and form; means, vehicle and distance conditions are unchanged.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 September 2026

Tax Payroll & Labour

Eligible high-mileage workers have until 30 September 2026 to claimService Public the EUR 100 fuel allowanceLegifrance (indemnité carburant) for 2026. The Entreprendre Service Public page, updated on 8 September 2026, announces a second extension of the claim window: the form, available since 27 May, was initially due to close on 30 July 2026, was first extended to 31 August, and can now be filed until 30 September 2026Service Public.

The allowance offsets higher fuel costs for workers who use a vehicle for professional purposes. It is a flat EUR 100 paymentLegifrance, described as equivalent to 20 centimes per litre for an average six-month fuel consumption. Around 3 million people in France may be eligible. Payment is made to the bank account declared for annual income tax, about 10 days after the claim, and only one allowance is paid per claimant and per vehicle.

To qualify, claimants must live in FranceService Public, have been fiscally domiciled in France for 2024 incomeService Public, meet the age condition stated on the page, and use the vehicle for professional purposes as a "grand rouleur": at least 15 km per home-to-work leg (30 km round trip), or at least 8,000 km a year in professional activity including home-to-work travel. The operative eligibility test is set by décret n° 2026-333 du 30 avril 2026: taxpayers established in metropolitan France, Mayotte, Guadeloupe, Guyane, Martinique or La Réunion, domiciled in France within the meaning of article 4 B of the code général des impôts for 2024Legifrance, aged at least sixteen on 31 December 2024Legifrance, with 2024 declared earned income in one of the listed categories (wages and assimilated income excluding unemployment and early retirement, BIC, BNC or BA)Legifrance, and not liable for impôt sur la fortune immobilière for 2024Legifrance.

The means test uses 2024 resources: the reference tax income per share (revenu fiscal de référence par part) for 2024 must be no more than EUR 16,880Legifrance, as shown on the first page of the 2024 income-tax notice issued in 2025. Declared 2024 income must fall in one of the qualifying categories — traitements, salaires et revenus assimilés (excluding unemployment and early retirement), bénéfices industriels et commerciaux, bénéfices non commerciaux or bénéfices agricolesService Public — and claimants liable for impôt sur la fortune immobilière for 2024 are excludedLegifrance.

The vehicle must be a two-, three- or four-wheeled motor vehicleService Public with a thermal or non-rechargeable hybrid engineService Public, regularly insured on the claim dateService Public, and not classified as a damaged vehicle within the meaning of articles L. 327-1 to L. 327-6 of the code de la routeService Public. Heavy quadricycles, electric or hydrogen vehicles, agricultural vehicles, heavy goods vehicles and company or service vehicles are excludedService Public Service Public Legifrance.

Claims follow a two-step online process: first use the simulator on impots.gouv.fr to check eligibility, then follow the link offered to the claim form if all conditions are metService Public. The form asks for civil status, tax number, vehicle registration number and carte grise number, plus a declaration certifying the distance conditions. State employees who meet the eligibility conditions receive the allowance on the same terms as other workers concerned. The tax administration may audit claims for five years from payment, and supporting documents must be kept for five years.

Legal basis: décret n° 2026-333 du 30 avril 2026 creating the allowance and setting its conditions, as amended by décret n° 2026-417 du 28 mai 2026, with the claim period set by the arrêté du 28 mai 2026 and extended by the arrêté du 31 juillet 2026; the page announces filing until 30 September 2026.

Check your eligibility with the simulator on impots.gouv.fr and file the EUR 100 claim there by 30 September 2026.

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