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Tolls in Greece for passenger cars: Evzoni–Thessaloniki costs €2.95

The Greek toll for a passenger car travelling from the Evzoni border crossing to Thessaloniki is €2.95 for a category 2 vehicle. This is not a vignette: pay directly at the toll booth by cash, card or electronic transponder. Below you will also find the estimated total when continuing from Evzoni through Thessaloniki to Asprovalta.

From Evzoni to Thessaloniki, a standard passenger car pays €2.95 at the Evzoni toll booth. You do not need a Greek vignette for this route: motorways are paid for at individual toll booths. Have a card or cash in euros ready, especially if you continue on the tolled motorway towards Asprovalta.

How much is the toll from Evzoni to Thessaloniki

On the direct route from the Evzoni border crossing to Thessaloniki, a standard passenger car pays €2.95 at the Evzoni toll booth. This is the price for a category 2 vehicle: a light vehicle up to 2.70 m high, including with a trailer.

Section towards Thessaloniki Toll booth Category 2 price
Evzoni – Thessaloniki Evzoni €2.95

The price applies to the standard motorway connection from the North Macedonian border towards Thessaloniki. If you leave the motorway or use another tolled section, the amount changes according to the booths you pass.

Where do you pay on the Evzoni–Thessaloniki route

The Evzoni toll booth is on the Chalastra–Evzoni corridor, which connects to the border crossing with North Macedonia. After crossing the border, expect a conventional toll booth rather than an electronic vignette purchase. Without a compatible transponder, choose a staffed lane.

The Thessaloniki toll booth is a separate booth on the main Egnatia Odos route. It applies when continuing east on the A2 motorway, for example towards Asprovalta, Kavala or Alexandroupoli; do not confuse it with the €2.95 charge.

How to pay Greek motorway tolls

At toll booths operated by Nea Egnatia Odos, you can pay in cash, by credit or debit card, or electronically through EgnatiaPass. For a one-off journey by passenger car, you do not need to open an electronic account or obtain a transponder. Paying by card or cash in a staffed lane is practical.

Electronic lanes are for vehicles with a compatible transponder. Do not enter them if you do not have one. When travelling from Czechia or through North Macedonia, it is also useful to carry some euro cash in case your card does not work.

Evzoni–Asprovalta: how much do you pay beyond Thessaloniki

On a standard journey from Evzoni through Thessaloniki to Asprovalta, the total toll for a category 2 passenger car is €7.90. The total consists of Evzoni €2.95, Thessaloniki €0.65, Analipsi €2.90 and Asprovalta €1.40.

Motorway route Toll booth Category 2 price
From the border Evzoni €2.95
Thessaloniki area Thessaloniki €0.65
Towards Chalkidiki / Kavala Analipsi €2.90
Before Asprovalta Asprovalta €1.40
Total Evzoni–Asprovalta €7.90

This overview applies to the main tolled sections. If you change your destination, motorway entry or use local roads, you may pass a different combination of booths. Driving to central Thessaloniki without continuing on the A2 does not automatically mean paying at the Thessaloniki booth.

Do you need a vignette in Greece

For the Evzoni–Thessaloniki route, you do not buy a vignette because Greece uses a toll-booth system. The charge is not linked to the registration number or a validity period as an electronic vignette is in some European countries. You pay for a specific tolled section according to the vehicle category.

Different systems and fee categories may apply in North Macedonia, Serbia, Bulgaria or Hungary. Before departure, open the information on road tolls in Greece and separate Greek tolls from charges in transit countries.

Practical steps before leaving Evzoni

Check your destination, vehicle category and payment method before reaching the border. For a standard passenger car to Thessaloniki, allow €2.95; for a high motorhome or another larger vehicle, check the category in advance.

  1. Decide whether you are ending the journey in Thessaloniki or continuing east on the A2.
  2. Prepare at least €2.95 or a payment card.
  3. Without an electronic transponder, choose a staffed lane.
  4. For Asprovalta, add three more booths; the estimated total is €7.90.

If your journey crosses several countries, you can plan the route with EuroGoPass. You will see where to expect a toll booth, an electronic vignette or another separate charge.

Summary of the route from Evzoni to Thessaloniki

From Evzoni to Thessaloniki, a standard passenger car pays €2.95 at the Evzoni toll booth and does not need a Greek vignette in advance. Payment is made on site by cash, card or transponder. Before a longer journey, check the full route in EuroGoPass, especially if continuing east on Egnatia Odos.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a vignette for Greece?
Not for the Evzoni–Thessaloniki route; tolls are paid directly at the booth.

How much is the toll from Evzoni to Thessaloniki?
€2.95 for a category 2 passenger car.

Can I pay by card at Evzoni?
Yes, or you can pay in cash or with an electronic transponder.

How much will I pay from Evzoni to Asprovalta?
Approximately €7.90 via the main tolled sections through Thessaloniki for category 2.

Do you pay at the Thessaloniki booth when driving to the city centre?
Not automatically. That booth applies to continuing east on Egnatia Odos, not to the journey from Evzoni to the centre.

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