Undergraduate Concession Card

Current students without a concession card can apply for one either online or any TransitLink Concession Card Replacement Offices. If your name is more than 32 characters (including spaces), please use this form to provide us with your amended/shortened name.

When applying for the concession card, prepare the following:
  • Passport-size photograph (taken within the last 3 months) against a white background;
  • Student Card; and
One of the following documents:
  • Original NRIC/Passport for Singapore Citizens; or
  • Original NRIC/Re-entry permit for Singapore Permanent Residents; or
  • Original Passport and Foreign Student Pass (FIN) for foreign students.

Note:
 Photograph must fulfil the following criteria:
  • Taken against a white background in colour passport-sized
  • Hair must be neatly combed or tied up
  • Image must show full face from chin to crown of the head

For Undergraduate Concession Cards applied online, your concession card will be mailed to the mailing address provided by you in the application.
For Undergraduate Concession Cards applied at any TransitLink Concession Card Replacement Offices, you will be issued your card on the spot.

To start using your Undergraduate Concession Card, head down to any TransitLink Ticket Office to activate the card by making a minimum top-up of $10. Bring your original NRIC/Passport for verification purposes.

You may refer here for more FAQs on concession cards.  

3 schemes:
Bus Concession Pass (BCP)
Unlimited travel on basic bus services for $55.50 monthly.

Train Concession Pass (TCP)
Unlimited travel on train rides for $48 monthly.

Hybrid Concession Pass (HCP)
Unlimited travel on both train rides and basic bus services for $90.50 monthly.

The Undergraduate Concession Card can also be topped-up with a minimum travel value of $10 for use on buses and trains should you decide not to purchase a monthly concession pass. Normal adult fares will be deducted.

More information can be found at the TransitLink website.

Please send an extension request here at least 14 working days before the expiry date of your existing concessionary eligibility period .

The processing time for the extension will take about 14 working days. You will be informed via email on the date to activate the extension for your concessionary eligibility period.
 

You can return the concession card to any TransitLink Ticket Office so as to obtain a refund of any remaining travel value in the card. The card will be retained by the Ticket Office. You may request for an immediate refund at any Ticket Office during the 4 months grace period. After the 4 months period, your card will expire and cannot be used or refunded immediately. You will then be issued a receipt to collect the refund 5 working days later at any Ticket Office.

Cardholders are required to produce their NRIC/Passport for the refund. Refund of the card by a proxy is allowed if the proxy presents their own original NRIC/Passport in addition to the above-mentioned items.