SLEX Exits 2026: All 15 Exits in Order With Class 1 Toll From Magallanes and Alabang

Every SLEX exit in order, with the class 1 toll from Magallanes and Alabang

Going northbound, read the table from the bottom; each pair costs the same both ways on the Toll Regulatory Board matrix of 1 February 2026. Entering at Alabang instead of Magallanes saves ₱118 on any trip south of Alabang. Bus and truck fees are on the SLEX toll matrix.

SLEX is a closed system operated by SMC Tollways and reads Autosweep tags. The Skyway elevated road runs above the Magallanes to Alabang section with its own, higher toll; the Magallanes column here is the at-grade SLEX rate.

Which SLEX exit for each destination

Use this when you know the destination but not the exit. Tolls are from Alabang for class 1; add the Magallanes to Alabang leg (₱118) if you enter in Makati.

Metro Manila exits: Magallanes, Bicutan, Sucat, Alabang, Filinvest

Magallanes is the northern end, where SLEX meets EDSA and the Skyway ramps. Bicutan serves Taguig and the Parañaque side; Sucat serves Sucat Road toward Parañaque and the airport road. They are ₱49 and ₱84 from Magallanes.

Alabang is the busiest exit and the reference point for the southern half of the road. Filinvest, one exit on, serves Filinvest City directly and is ₱6 from Alabang. If your destination is Alabang Town Center or Festival Mall, leave at Alabang; for Filinvest City offices, Filinvest saves the Alabang-Zapote Road crossing.

Laguna and Cavite exits: Susana Heights to Calamba

Susana Heights is the MCX junction for Daang Hari and Cavite; Alabang to the MCX end is ₱44. San Pedro, Southwoods and Carmona serve the towns of the same name; Southwoods also serves Biñan.

Mamplasan is where CALAX joins SLEX for Tagaytay, Silang and the Cavite side. Sta. Rosa, the next exit, serves Nuvali, Enchanted Kingdom and the Sta. Rosa to Tagaytay road. For Tagaytay, Mamplasan is ₱11 less on SLEX (₱64 against ₱75 from Alabang), but CALAX then adds its own toll. ABI/Greenfield, Cabuyao and Silangan follow. Calamba is the end at ₱126 from Alabang, where STAR Tollway continues to Lipa and Batangas and the national road leads to Los Baños.

Driving to Tagaytay from Manila? The Manila to Tagaytay route totals every toll on the way.

How the tolls in this guide were computed

Every figure is the class 1 entry-to-exit fee from the Toll Regulatory Board matrix as published on toll.ph, effective 1 February 2026, the same table behind our SLEX toll matrix and toll calculator. Class 1 covers cars, jeepneys, vans, pick-ups and motorcycles of 400cc and up; buses and trucks pay class 2 or class 3.

SLEX, Skyway, MCX, NAIAX and STAR read Autosweep tags. CALAX reads Easytrip, so a Tagaytay trip via Mamplasan and CALAX needs both accounts unless you are enrolled in One RFID; see the Autosweep vs Easytrip guide and the Autosweep installation guide.

If you miss your exit

Continue to the next exit and leave there. You pay for the exit you use, so a missed exit costs only the difference to the next one. Southbound past Calamba you are on STAR Tollway; the first STAR exit is Sto. Tomas.

Northbound past Magallanes the road ends at EDSA. Do not stop or reverse on the carriageway, and do not use the Skyway ramps to turn around; they carry a separate toll.

Frequently asked questions

Sources and useful links

• Toll Regulatory Board class 1 matrix via toll.ph, effective 1 February 2026
• Toll Regulatory Board: approved toll rates
• SMC Tollways: SLEX, Skyway and STAR information
• CALAX: interchange and toll updates