NLEX Harbor Link (Harbor Link) Toll Fee 2026
The NLEX Harbor Link connects NLEX Valenzuela to the C-3 Road and R-10 (Port of Manila). It provides an alternative route for trucks and vehicles heading to the Manila port area from northern Metro Manila.
Quick Facts
Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation
MPTC
5.58 km
Easytrip
Closed Toll System
Operational
Harbor Link Toll Fee Matrix 2026
View the complete toll fee matrix for Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 vehicles. Find the exact fare between any two plazas on the NLEX Harbor Link.
Harbor Link Toll Plazas
The NLEX Harbor Link has 5 toll plazas serving as entry and exit points along the expressway.
Frequently Asked Questions
Harbor Link toll fees for Class 1 vehicles (cars) range depending on your entry and exit points. Use the toll matrix table above to find the exact fare between any two plazas on the NLEX Harbor Link. All rates shown are VAT-inclusive and based on the latest TRB-approved rates for 2026.
Harbor Link uses the Easytrip RFID system. Make sure your Easytrip account is loaded with sufficient balance before entering the expressway. RFID stickers can be installed at Harbor Link toll plazas or authorized installation sites.
The NLEX Harbor Link (Harbor Link) spans approximately 5.58 kilometers. It is operated by Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC) and uses a closed toll system with 5 toll plazas.
Harbor Link has 5 toll plazas: Karuhatan/Valenzuela, C-3 Road/5th Ave., Malabon/Dagat-Dagatan, R-10/Port of Manila, Harbor Link Interchange. Each plaza serves as an entry and/or exit point along the NLEX Harbor Link.
Most Philippine expressways including Harbor Link have transitioned to a cashless toll collection system using RFID. While some plazas may still accept cash during transition periods, it is strongly recommended to install an Easytrip RFID for seamless travel on the NLEX Harbor Link.