Fare Comparison

🚆 Fare Comparison on Transport Across Australia for International Students 🚆

1. New South Wales (NSW)

   • Opal Card for trains, buses, ferries, and light rail.

   • Discounts: Student cards available for cheaper fares. 💸

   • What to Know: Peak hour fares are higher. ⏰

2. Victoria (VIC)

   • Myki Card for all public transport.

   • Discounts: Student fares available with a valid ID. 🎓

   • What to Know: Topping up your Myki in advance avoids delays. 💳

3. Queensland (QLD)

   • Go Card for buses, trains, and ferries.

   • Discounts: Students can apply for a Go Card with special rates. 🎒

   • What to Know: No discount for trains between 7am-9am (peak times). 🕖

4. South Australia (SA)

   • MetroCARD for buses and trains.

   • Discounts: Concessions for students with proof of enrollment. 🎓

   • What to Know: Off-peak fares are cheaper. 🌙

5. Western Australia (WA)

   • SmartRider Card for buses, trains, and ferries.

   • Discounts: Reduced fares for full-time students. 📚

   • What to Know: Fares vary by zone and time of day. 🗺️

6. Tasmania (TAS)

   • Greencard for public transport in Hobart and Launceston.

   • Discounts: Students receive a fare discount with valid ID. 🎟️

   • What to Know: Limited public transport outside major cities. 🚶‍♂️

7. Northern Territory (NT)

   • Public transport options are limited mainly to Darwin.

   • Discounts: Available for students with identification. 🎓

   • What to Know: No extensive fare structure; check local services for more info. 🚌

💡 Things to be aware of:

• Always carry your student ID for discounts! 🎫

• Top up your travel card in advance to avoid delays. 💳

• Use apps to track transport schedules in real-time! 📱

Travel smart and save! 🌏🚍