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    ZERO-FARE Public Rail Transport Services in Slovakia

    AdamBy AdamMay 17, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • Who is entitled for zero-fare transport services?
    • Terms and Conditions
    • What documents do we need?
      • Children under 15 years of age
      • Students
      • Retired persons receiving social security income under 62 years of age (excluding military service pensioners)
      • Seniors over 62 years of age

    Who is entitled for zero-fare transport services?

    • Students and seniors under 62 years of age who are citizens or permanent residents of EU
      member states: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia,
      Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Netherlands, Italy, Ireland, Lithuania,
      Latvia, Luxemburg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,
      Sweden
    • Children under 15 years of age and seniors over 62 years of age without limitation by EU
      citizenship or residence

    Terms and Conditions

    • Passengers entitled for zero-fare transport services are required to register at ZSSK cash
      desks
    • Upon registration, they will obtain their rail customer cards that will allow them to get zero-fare
      tickets for travelling by trains
    • Zero-fare tickets are passenger-specific and train-specific (for long distance trains only), i.e.
      the tickets are non-transferable and bound to a specific train
    • Zero-fare tickets are bound to long-distance trains of R, Ex, EN, EC, SC category

    What documents do we need?

    In order to register zero-fare passengers and issue rail customer cards for them, passengers need the following documents depending on their category:

    Children under 15 years of age

    • Children under 6 years of age do not need any customer card or train ticket to travel
      for free
    • Children aged 6-15 years are required to submit their passport (+ profile picture as
      a non-mandatory item)

    Students

    • For full-time students under 26 years of age who are enrolled in study programs
      equivalent to study programs available at schools and universities in Slovakia
    • Students are required to submit confirmation of enrolment for the current academic
      year together with an official translation to Slovak language ( for documents in Czech
      language translations are not necessary) and an ID card or passport (+ profile
      picture as a non-mandatory item)

    Retired persons receiving social security income under 62 years of age (excluding
    military service pensioners)

    Retired persons are required to submit confirmation of social security income not
    older than 30 days together with an official translation to Slovak language and an ID
    card or passport (+ profile picture as a non-mandatory item)

    Seniors over 62 years of age

    Seniors are required to submit their ID card or passport (+ profile picture as a nonmandatory item

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    Adam

    Hi, I'm Adam, a 30-year-old expat currently living in the beautiful city of Bratislava, Slovakia. I've always had a passion for travel and discovering new cultures, which led me to move to Slovakia a few years ago. Living here has been an incredible experience, and I've fallen in love with the country's history, architecture, and stunning landscapes.

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