Manila to Subic Toll Fee
2 expressways · Rates effective January 2026
The Subic Bay Freeport is reached by NLEX to Mabalacat then the full western arm of SCTEX down through Dinalupihan to the Tipo exit. One Easytrip account covers both roads.
Toll Breakdown by Expressway
Every leg below is an official published fare. Tap any expressway to see its full matrix.
| Leg | Expressway | From → To | Class 1 | Class 2 | Class 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NLEX | Balintawak → Sta. Ines | ₱440 | ₱1,099 | ₱1,319 |
| 2 | SCTEX | Mabalacat → Tipo (Subic) | ₱417 | ₱857 | ₱1,250 |
| Total, one way | ₱857 | ₱1,956 | ₱2,569 | ||
What It Costs by Vehicle Class
| Vehicle Class | Covers | One way | Round trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Cars, SUVs, vans, jeepneys, motorcycles ≥400cc | ₱857 | ₱1,714 |
| Class 2 | Buses and light trucks | ₱1,956 | ₱3,912 |
| Class 3 | Heavy trucks and trailers (3+ axles) | ₱2,569 | ₱5,138 |
Which RFID Do You Need?
The entire trip runs on Easytrip RFID, so one loaded account covers every plaza from Manila to Subic.
The Tipo Descent
The final SCTEX stretch into Subic drops steeply through the Zambales foothills. It is well engineered but heavy vehicles should be in a low gear well before the descent begins.
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Tolls only — this total excludes fuel, parking and any non-expressway fees. Figures come from the
operators' and the Toll Regulatory Board's published matrices and are shown for planning purposes.
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