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Manila to Subic Toll Fee 2026

Travel from Manila (Balintawak) to Subic Bay Freeport Zone via NLEX and SCTEX. The route passes through the Dau interchange and continues on SCTEX all the way to the Tipo/Subic exit. Popular for beach trips and duty-free shopping.

Aditya Aman, author and expressway expert based in Manila, PhilippinesBy Aditya AmanPublished Feb 7, 2026Editorial Policy
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Rates verified 3 weeks ago·TRB update: Feb 1, 2026
Manila to Subic

Travel from Manila (Balintawak) to Subic Bay Freeport Zone via NLEX and SCTEX. The route passes through the Dau interchange and continues on SCTEX all the way to the Tipo/Subic exit. Popular for beach trips and duty-free shopping.

Route Summary

Toll Fee (Class 1)

857

Toll Plazas

2 plazas

Toll Fee Summary

ManilaSubic

Class 1

Class 1

₱857

Class 2

Class 2

₱1,956

Class 3

Class 3

₱2,569

Easytrip RFID

Rates based on TRB-approved toll matrix, VAT-inclusive.

RFID Requirements

Easytrip RFID Required

This route uses the Easytrip RFID system for cashless toll collection. Ensure your RFID has at least ₱857 balance for a Class 1 vehicle.

NLEX

North Luzon Expressway · 84 km

SCTEX

Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway · 93.77 km

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the toll fee from Manila to Subic?
The toll fee from Manila to Subic is ₱857 for Class 1 vehicles (cars, SUVs, vans), ₱1,956 for Class 2, and ₱2,569 for Class 3. This route passes through NLEX, SCTEX. All rates are VAT-inclusive and based on 2026 TRB-approved toll rates.
Which expressways do I take from Manila to Subic?
The route from Manila to Subic uses the following expressways: NLEX, SCTEX. You will pass through interchange points connecting these expressways.
What RFID do I need for the Manila to Subic route?
This route uses the Easytrip RFID system. Make sure your Easytrip RFID account has sufficient balance before entering the expressway. RFID stickers can be installed at toll plazas or authorized service centers.
Is the toll fee from Manila to Subic the same in both directions?
In most cases, Philippine expressway toll fees are the same in both directions. However, some routes may have slight differences depending on the toll system configuration. We recommend checking the reverse route (Subic to Manila) for the exact fare in the opposite direction.
Are Manila to Subic toll fees VAT-inclusive?
Yes, all toll fees shown for the Manila to Subic route are VAT-inclusive. The amounts displayed are the exact fees that will be deducted from your RFID balance. No additional surcharges apply.
What is the total trip cost from Manila to Subic?
The total trip cost from Manila to Subic includes toll fees (₱857 for Class 1). For a sedan, budget approximately ₱0 for the one-way trip. This does not include parking or food stops.
Can I pay cash at the Manila to Subic toll plazas?
No. All Philippine expressways now require RFID for cashless toll collection. Cash lanes have been discontinued. You must have an Autosweep or Easytrip RFID sticker installed and loaded with sufficient balance before entering the expressway. RFID stickers can be installed for free at any toll plaza or authorized service center.

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