Season or Day Ticket with MIVB/STIB

* For young people under 25 years old who have a 12 month valid Student Abonnement for the train, for young Brussels residents between 18 and 24 years old who have a 12 month Standard Abonnement, and for travellers aged 65 and over who have a Standard Abonnement valid for 3 or 12 months, it is more advantageous to purchase the MIVB/STIB subscription separately, directly from the MIVB/STIB company.

• The majority of your train pass (an average of 67% for a 2nd class pass) and of your supplement (an average of 71.8%) is legally required to be reimbursed by the employer. So you can take unlimited trains between home and office for an average of 33% of the cost of a 2nd class pass. If your employer enters into a third party payer agreement for commuting with SNCB, you only have to pay your own part at the time of purchase and no longer have to advance the full amount.
• Free travel to work? For employees from the private sector, there is the possibility of a free train pass, possibly supplemented with a free STIB/MIVB supplement. This depends on what your employer offers. To travel to work free of charge, your employer needs to conclude a third-party payer agreement for commuting with SNCB. Employees of the Federal Government can also apply for a free train pass, possibly supplemented with a free STIB/MIVB supplement.
• If your employer has concluded a third-party payer agreement for B-parking with SNCB, you can also park entirely free of charge in B-Parking pay car parks at the station (subject to availability). Parking at (smaller) stations is often free of charge.
• Contact your HR or mobility manager for the possibilities.

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• Find all the information about our mobility solutions here.