How much will the trip to Greece cost this year? In this text, you will find information about toll prices for the year 2026, from Serbia to Greece via Macedonia or Bulgaria.

Discover the toll prices for the journey from Belgrade to the resorts in Greece (from Thassos, through Halkidiki to the Ionian coast) via the border crossings of N. Macedonia (Preševo and Evzoni) and Bulgaria (Gradina/Kalotina).

All prices are for passenger cars one way. Updated for 2026.

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Total tolls to Greece via Macedonia (Season 2026)

Departure from Belgrade

Destination Serbia
toll		 Macedonia
toll		 Greece
toll		 TOTAL
Halkidiki 18.00 € 7.00 € 3.60 € 28.60 €
Olympic Region 18.00 € 7.00 € 6.45 € 31.45 €
Stavros / Asprovalta 18.00 € 7.00 € 7.35 € 32.35 €
Thassos / Kavala 18.00 € 7.00 € 10,00 € 38,00 €
Parga 18.00 € 7.00 € 15,90 € 40,90 €
Lefkada 18.00 € 7.00 € 21,15 € 46,15 €
Athens 18.00 € 7.00 € 39,60 € 64,60 €

Departure from Novi Sad

Destination Serbia
toll		 Macedonia
toll		 Greece
toll		 TOTAL
Halkidiki 21,50 € 7,00 € 3,60 € 32,10 €
Olimpska regija 21,50 € 7,00 € 6,45 € 34,95 €
Stavros / Asprovalta 21,50 € 7,00 € 7,35 € 35,85 €
Tasos / Kavala 21,50 € 7,00 € 10 € 38,50 €
Parga 21,50 € 7,00 € 15,90 € 44,40 €
Lefkada 21,50 € 7,00 € 21,15 € 49,65 €
Atina 21,50 € 7,00 € 39,60 € 68,10 €

Departure from Subotica

Destination Serbia
toll		 Macedonia
toll		 Greece
toll		 TOTAL
Halkidiki 26,00 € 7,00 € 3,60 € 36,60 €
Olimpska regija 26,00 € 7,00 € 6,45 € 39,45 €
Stavros / Asprovalta 26,00 € 7,00 € 7,35 € 40,35 €
Tasos / Kavala 26,00 € 7,00 € 10,00 € 43,00 €
Parga 26,00 € 7,00 € 15,90 € 48,90 €
Lefkada 26,00 € 7,00 € 21,15 € 54,15 €
Atina 26,00 € 7,00 € 39,60 € 72,60 €

Departure from Niš

Destination Serbia
toll		 Macedonia
toll		 Greece
toll		 TOTAL
Halkidiki 8.00 € 7.00 € 3.60 € 18.60 €
Olympic Region 8.00 € 7.00 € 6,45 € 21,45 €
Stavros / Asprovalta 8.00 € 7.00 € 7.35 € 22.35 €
Thassos / Kavala 8.00 € 7.00 € 10,00 € 25,00 €
Parga 8.00 € 7.00 € 15,90 € 30,90 €
Lefkada 8.00 € 7.00 € 21,15 € 36,15 €
Athens 8.00 € 7.00 € 39,60 € 54,60 €

Notes for calculation:

  • Departure from Niš: The displayed price for Niš is informative and may vary slightly (± 1.5 €) depending on the toll station where you enter the highway (Malča, Niš Istok, Sever, or Jug).

Useful Information About Tolls

Tolls in Greece

Check the updated toll prices in Greece for the 2026 season, with an overview of all major travel routes.
Important note for Halkidiki:
The price of €3.60 includes using the ring road around Thessaloniki (Oreokastro toll station).
If you pass through the center of Thessaloniki, only the toll station at Evzoni is paid (€2.95).
Greek TAG:
Integration of the Serbian TAG device with the Greek toll system is in progress. Until it is completed, you can order a Greek TAG device free of charge, have it delivered to your home address, and receive it before departure.
Guide: How to order a Greek TAG device delivered to your home address.

Tolls in Serbia

Serbian TAG (Toll4All):
By using the Serbian TAG device when traveling through Serbia and North Macedonia, you save time and benefit from more favorable toll charges calculated in Macedonian denars.
A detailed overview of tolls in Serbia on the main routes toward Greece (Preševo and Dimitrovgrad) is available in a dedicated guide:
Detailed toll information in Serbia on the main routes to the sea (Preševo and Dimitrovgrad).

Tolls in North Macedonia

When traveling through North Macedonia, you pass a total of 5 toll stations:
Romanovce, Petrovec, Sopot, Demir Kapija, Gevgelija.
Total toll cost: €7
Payment method:
Amounts are calculated for cash payment in euros.
If you pay with euro coins, change is always returned in Macedonian denars.
More detailed information about tolls and how the Serbian TAG functions in North Macedonia is available in a dedicated guide:
Detailed information on tolls and how the Serbian TAG works in North Macedonia.

Total tolls to Greece via Bulgaria (Season 2026)

Total price includes: toll in Serbia (to Dimitrovgrad) + Bulgarian vignette (7 days) + tolls in Greece (from the Promahonas entrance).

Starting point To Thassos/Kavala (via Bulgaria) To Halkidiki (via Bulgaria)
Subotica 34.37 € 36.07 €
Belgrade 27.37 € 29.07 €
Niš 17.37 € 19.07 €

Note:

  • We calculated the vignette for 7 days = 7.67 € and you can also buy a weekend (5.50 €) or monthly (15.34 €) vignette. For a return after more than 7 days, you need another weekly or weekend vignette. Or you can purchase a monthly vignette in advance.
  • The amount for Niš varies ±1.5 € depending on the entrance to the highway (Malča, Niš Istok, Jug, Sever).

For driving on highways in Bulgaria, there are no toll booths - a vignette is necessary, which can be purchased:

  • online: our recommendation is to buy exclusively through the official website or application BGTOLL to avoid commissions from unofficial intermediaries.
  • At physical sales points - at borders\, gas stations (Lukoil\, OMV\, Shell)\, as well as in some supermarkets. IMPORTANT - you must have the vignette immediately after crossing the border\, so online purchase is much safer. Read more details here: Where and how to buy a vignette for tolls through Bulgaria.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Traveling in 2026

1. Does the Serbian TAG device work in Greece?

Unfortunately, not yet. Despite announcements, the Greek systems are not yet technically connected to our ENP. Your Serbian TAG will work in Serbia and Macedonia (with Open Balkan configuration), but once you cross Evzoni, you must use cash, cards, or the Greek TAG.

2. How to get the Greek TAG?

You can order it and have it delivered to your home address - for free. It arrives in about 10 days (off-season) and covers all highways in Greece. You can also pick it up at the border (right after the Evzoni toll booth), but only on weekdays from 09:00 to 17:00.
Guide: How to order the Greek TAG to your home address

3. What is the situation with the construction (Flyover) in Thessaloniki?

The construction of the Flyover system on the bypass continues in 2026. Expect lane closures and traffic jams, especially during peak hours. We advise all those going to Halkidiki to have extra patience or use alternative routes through the city.
Complete guide through the Flyover in Thessaloniki

4. Where is the most affordable place to refuel?

Although it has become more expensive, fuel in North Macedonia is still significantly cheaper than in Greece. For the latest prices, follow Fuelo MK, while prices in Greece can be checked at Fuelo GR.

5. Can tolls in Greece be paid by card?

Yes, all toll booths accept Visa and Mastercard cards. However, we recommend always having 10–20 € in small change with you in case any of the terminals at the side ramps are not working.

Useful links:

By car to Greece: How to best plan a trip to the sea
TAG for traveling through Greece, Serbia, and North Macedonia - where to buy and how much it costs
Documents for traveling to Greece

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