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The Foreign Pass is in force to circulate through tolls on national routes
10/12/2025
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The Foreign Pass is in force, a new service designed for vehicles with foreign registration plates that enter the country. With this pass, visitors will be able to circulate through all tolls in the territory for 15 consecutive days.
The Foreign Pass has a one-time cost of $1,141, equivalent to six toll rates, and includes the placement of a tag on the vehicle. The procedure is carried out directly and only at the toll plazas at the beginning of the trip.
Tourist Pass: option for short stays
For short-term visits, the Tourist Pass is still available, which allows crossing through tolls by reading the license plate.
This pass is managed online through telepeaje.com.uy/paseturista or in the Telepeaje UY app.
Once used, it remains active for 24 hours. Payment is made at the end of the trip, presenting an identity document at Abitab or Red Pagos, at toll offices with a credit/debit card, or online at telepeaje.com.uy/recargar.
Both modalities—Foreign Pass and Tourist Pass—simplify circulation, reduce waits and avoid the use of cash, offering more agile transit adapted to each type of trip.
Traffic at toll plazas
When arriving at a toll, users can either use the automatic or electronic toll lane, since the difference lies in the way of collection and not in the lane.
Vehicles with tag
The system identifies the tag immediately and the barrier is raised automatically.
Electronic toll users access a differential rate of $156, while those who pay via SUCIVE pay $200.
In prepaid systems, the amount is deducted from the available balance.
In postpaid systems, the associated credit card is billed.
Vehicles without tag
Those who do not have a tag can also circulate without stopping. The registration is automatically registered and the fee is sent to SUCIVE, where it can later be paid in Abitab or Red Pagos.
Information from the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works.
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