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Road tolls in Montenegro: Sozina Tunnel in 2026 – price, payment and rules

Driving through the Sozina Tunnel in Montenegro costs a regular passenger car €2.50 in tolls in 2026. The fee is paid at the toll booth in cash, by card or with an electronic TAG device; the correct vehicle category is decisive. Find the prices for all categories, payment options and rules for caravans and trailers.

The Sozina Tunnel is a separately tolled section between Podgorica and the Montenegrin coast, not a motorway vignette. For regular passenger cars up to 3.5 t and up to 1.9 m high, the 2026 toll is €2.50 per passage. Before travelling to Bar, Sutomore or Ulcinj, check whether a vehicle with a trailer or a motorhome falls into a higher category.

How much does the Sozina Tunnel cost in 2026?

The price depends on the vehicle category. The current Monteput operator tariff lists amounts including VAT:

Category Typical vehicle under the operator’s rules Price per passage
I Motorcycle, motorised three-wheeler or quad bike €1.00
II Two axles, height up to 1.9 m and maximum permitted mass up to 3.5 t €2.50
III For example, a higher vehicle up to 3.5 t with two axles or selected vehicles with three or more axles €5.00
IV Higher heavy vehicles or certain vehicles with a trailer €10.00
V Vehicles with four or more axles over 3.5 t €18.00

The full technical definition of the categories, including height measurement at the first axle, is provided in the official Sozina Tunnel tariff. For a car without a trailer, a mass of up to 3.5 t and a height of up to 1.9 m are usually decisive. For a van, motorhome or vehicle combination, the height, number of axles and trailer may change the rate.

How is the Sozina Tunnel toll paid?

The toll is paid directly at the toll booth; no registration or electronic vignette is required for a single passage. Monteput accepts payment in cash, by bank card or electronically with a TAG device in the ENP system.

For a tourist trip, choose a lane staffed by an attendant and pay by card or in cash in euros. Follow the symbols above the lanes. The ENP lane is for vehicles with an active TAG device, and the fee is deducted automatically. The operator requires drivers using ENP to slow to approximately 10 km/h and keep a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. Details are provided in Monteput’s official toll collection methods.

What to check with a trailer, motorhome or taller vehicle

The category is not determined only by the vehicle’s name. A passenger car with a trailer may fall into category IV if it has two axles, is over 1.9 m high, has a mass of up to 3.5 t and forms part of a vehicle combination. A taller van or motorhome up to 3.5 t with two axles and no trailer falls into category III according to the tariff.

Check the maximum permitted mass, number of axles and vehicle height in the registration document. Bicycles on the roof or a roof box do not automatically mean a different category; the toll system’s classification is decisive. If you are unsure, follow the signs and the attendant’s instructions.

The Sozina Tunnel is not a vignette for all of Montenegro

You pay a section toll for Sozina only when passing through the tunnel. It is not an electronic vignette for the whole country or a prepaid product valid for a certain period. The same journey may involve other charges, such as the Bar–Boljare motorway or a ferry across the Bay of Kotor; their rules and prices are separate from the Sozina Tunnel.

For a transit journey, check the overview of road tolls in Montenegro before departure. This helps you identify whether your route includes the Sozina Tunnel, another tolled section or none of these charges.

Practical steps before reaching the toll booth

  1. Check whether the route between Podgorica and the coast goes through the Sozina Tunnel.
  2. For a regular passenger car, allow €2.50 for one passage through the tunnel.
  3. With a trailer, van or motorhome, check the category according to height, mass and axles.
  4. Prepare cash in euros or a payment card and choose the appropriate lane.
  5. Use the ENP lane only with an active TAG device; without one, choose cash or card payment.

Before travelling through several countries, you can plan your route and check related tolls in EuroGoPass. At the Sozina Tunnel, however, allow for a separate payment at the toll booth according to the vehicle category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Sozina Tunnel cost for a passenger car?

A regular passenger car up to 3.5 t and up to 1.9 m high pays €2.50 per passage.

Can I pay by card at the Sozina Tunnel?

Yes. The operator lists bank card, cash and electronic payment with a TAG device through ENP.

Do I need a vignette for the Sozina Tunnel?

No. Sozina is a separately tolled tunnel section, and the fee is paid at the toll booth when you pass through.

How much does a motorhome or car with a trailer pay?

The price depends on height, mass, number of axles and the trailer. A taller vehicle up to 3.5 t without a trailer may be in category III at €5.00, while some combinations are in category IV at €10.00.

Can I use the ENP lane without a TAG device?

No. The lane is intended for electronic payment with an active TAG device; without one, use a card or cash.

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