Two questions that arise at the beginning of each year are: how much will the trip to Greece cost this year? As well as how many toll booths await us on the way to the resort?

Tolls and travel costs to Greece for a summer holiday in 2025.

What are the toll prices from Serbia to Greece in 2025? Updated guide with prices per toll booth, vignettes, calculators, and insurance discounts.

Over the past 4-5 years, there have been numerous changes on the roads of Serbia, with the introduction of new toll stations on corridor 10 and the removal of some existing ones. This was followed by price increases and adjustments, then the introduction of new toll stations, both in Serbia and in North Macedonia and Greece. Below, you can find all about tolls and at the bottom of the text, the total tolls to popular resorts.

Tolls in Serbia (2025) on the way to Greece

Tolls to North Macedonia (Preševo border crossing)

Departure point Toll price (RSD)
Belgrade 1,890
Novi Sad 2,200
Subotica 2,690
Niš 760 – 850

Note: The price from Niš varies depending on the entry point to the highway.

Tolls to Bulgaria (Dimitrovgrad border crossing)

Departure point Toll price (RSD)
Belgrade 1,670
Novi Sad 2,000
Subotica 2,500
Niš 550 – 600

Note: The price from Niš depends on the entry point to the highway.

Payment methods

You can pay tolls in Serbia with:

  • Cash (in dinars)
  • Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard)
  • Electronic toll collection (ENP) via TAG device

For precise toll calculation between desired toll stations, you can use the toll calculator on the Roads of Serbia website.

For more information on tolls in Serbia, you can check here.

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Tolls in North Macedonia

Tolls are collected at five toll booths along the highway in North Macedonia. The Serbian TAG works at all toll booths in North Macedonia since June 2023. The system is fully integrated and operational.

Payment methods:

  • Cash – in Macedonian denars or euros (prepare small change as most booths require the exact amount).
  • Credit cards – most toll booths accept cards. They still do not work at every booth. They mostly function at major toll plazas (Tabanovce, Gevgelija), but it is still recommended for passengers to have cash as a backup, as card readers may not work (or may not be available on every lane).
  • Electronic toll collection: MCard – a contactless card that can be purchased and topped up at toll booths. The price of the card is 100 MKD (~1.6 €), and the minimum top-up is 300 MKD (~5 €).
  • TAG from Serbia - works at all booths in North Macedonia since June 2023. The system is fully integrated and operational.

Note: Prices are indicative and subject to change. Small differences in amounts are possible due to exchange rate differences and payment methods.

Toll booths and prices

  • Romanovce (Miladinovce – Kumanovo) – 60 MKD ~1 €
    Located 16 km from the border with Serbia (Tabanovce).
  • Otovica (Veles – Petrovec) – 80 MKD ~1.5 €
    Located just before Veles, about 63 km from the entrance to North Macedonia.
  • Stobi (Veles – Gradsko) – 60 MKD ~1 €
    Located just before the exit for Prilep and Bitola, about 88 km from the border.
  • Demir Kapija (Gradsko – Demir Kapija) – 80 MKD ~1.5 €
    Located just before the entrance to Demir Kapija.
  • Gevgelija – 100 MKD ~2 €
    Toll station before leaving the country, towards the Bogorodica border crossing (towards Greece)

The total toll amount through North Macedonia is 380 MKD (~7.5 €) one way.

For more details on tolls in North Macedonia, see this link.

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Tolls in Greece - 2025

From January 1, 2024, toll prices in Greece have increased by an average of 7–7.5%, and from April 1, there was a significant additional increase for the Egnatia Odos highway, up to 33%. For a family car, the journey from Thessaloniki to Athens has increased by 2.20 euros and now costs 33.55 euros.

How tolls work in Greece?

Tolls are collected at toll booths along the highways.

Payment is possible with:

  • Cash
  • Cards (in most cases)
  • Electronic device (e-pass)

Tolls per destination

Halkidiki

  • First toll booth: Evzoni – 2.40 €
  • New toll station on the bypass around Thessaloniki: 0.55 €
  • Total to Halkidiki: 2.95 € (rounded to 3 €)

Ionian Coast

  • Lefkada: total 16.90 €
  • Sivota, Parga, Vrahos, Preveza: total 13.25 €

Thessaloniki region (Stavros, Asprovalta, Vrasna)

  • Toll booths: 3 to 4 depending on the location
  • Asprovalta: total 5.00 €
  • Stavros: total 4.65 €

Thassos and Kavala

  • Number of booths: 5
  • Total toll price: 8.55 €

Athens

  • Journey from Thessaloniki to Athens: 33.55 €

Useful tool: Toll calculator

On our website, you can use the Toll Calculator – enter your destination and find out the exact toll price for your journey.

Note

Prices were updated in May 2025. Always check the latest information on the highway website or our page before the trip.

For Traffic Regulations in Greece and answers to frequently asked questions (such as fines, immediate payment obligation, how to pay if we have returned home from vacation…) read HERE.

Tolls for traveling through Bulgaria

Vignettes for Bulgaria

There are no toll booths for driving on highways in Bulgaria – a vignette is required.

Vignette prices for cars:

  • Weekend vignette: 5.50 €
  • 7 days: 7.67 €
  • 1 month: 15.34 €
  • 1 year: 49.60 €

Prices are converted at the current average rate and may vary slightly depending on the location and method of currency exchange or card payment.

Where and how to buy a vignette?

The vignette is purchased as an electronic vignette (e-vignette) and can be obtained:

  • Online – through the official website BGTOLL. The site has a Serbian language translation (select in the top right corner).
  • Via mobile app – “BGTOLL” available for Android and iOS devices.
  • At physical sales points – at borders, gas stations (Lukoil, OMV, Shell), as well as in certain stores and newsstands

Payment can be made by card and cash, depending on the purchase location.

Vignettes can be purchased online as electronic vignettes (e-vignettes) through the website or app BGTOLL. The site has a Serbian language translation (select in the top right corner).

You can always check the vignette prices on the Bulgarian Road Administration website.
Read in detail how to buy a vignette in our article HERE.

Control and fines for driving without a vignette in Bulgaria

In Bulgaria, vignettes are not affixed to the windshield, as they are in electronic form. The system operates based on reading license plates via cameras installed at:

  • Highway entrances
  • Bridges and tunnels
  • Intersections and toll booths
  • Mobile patrols

Data is immediately compared with the purchased vignette database.

Fines for driving without a valid vignette:

The fine is 300 BGN (about 150 €) and is collected on the spot or later after reporting.
If the vignette is purchased immediately upon stopping, with an additional payment of 70 BGN (about 35 €), a larger fine can be avoided. This is called a compensatory fee and is only valid if paid immediately.

It is recommended to purchase the vignette before even entering the highway to avoid inconvenience.

Total tolls to Greece from Serbia - one way for the 2025 season

To make your journey easier, we have listed toll prices total FOR ONE WAY to the most visited destinations. Prices may vary slightly depending on currency conversion or where you enter the highway. Ferry prices, bridge tolls are not included in these tables.

Tolls from Serbia to Greece (via North Macedonia)

From Subotica

From Subotica - to destinations Total toll (one way)
Serbia+ N. Macedonia + Greece
Halkidiki 32.45 €
Asprovalta and Vrasna 36.95 €
Thassos 38.05 €
Paralia, Leptokarya, Nei Pori 35.20 €
Corfu 42.75 €
Parga (Vrahos) 42.75 €
Lefkada 46.40 €

From Belgrade

From Belgrade - to destinations Total toll (one way)
Serbia+ N. Macedonia + Greece
Halkidiki 25.65 €
Asprovalta and Vrasna 30.15 €
Thassos 31.25 €
Paralia, Leptokarya, Nei Pori 28.40 €
Corfu 35.95 €
Parga (Vrahos) 35.95 €
Lefkada 39.60 €

From Niš

From Niš - to destinations Total toll (one way)
Serbia+ N. Macedonia + Greece
Halkidiki 16.95 €
Asprovalta and Vrasna 21.45 €
Thassos 22.55 €
Paralia, Leptokarya, Nei Pori 19.70 €
Corfu 27.25 €
Parga (Vrahos) 27.25 €
Lefkada 30.90 €

Note: Toll prices from Niš may vary slightly depending on the highway entry point.

Useful links:

TAG for traveling through Greece, Serbia and North Macedonia - where to buy and how much it costs
Driving to Greece: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Sea Adventure

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