The State of Geneva will cover the cost of Youth (-100%) and AHV/IV  (-50% ) unireso travel passes

Young people under 18 living in the canton of Geneva can benefit from a 100%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following document is required in order to obtain this financial support: 

• proof of residence in the canton of Geneva less than 3 months old; valid proofs are (in the name and address of the parents): electricity bill, telephone bill, health insurance bill, rent receipt, certificate from the Office cantonal de la population et des migrations (OCPM). For children, a family record book or proof of parenthood or legal guardianship is required.

  Or 

• a valid school certificate from the Geneva school.

  Or

• other accredited school in the canton of Geneva: an attestation of schooling form duly completed by the student and signed by the school.

You can submit a request to be reimbursed via this link.
 

Reminder: anyone using public transport must have a valid travel pass, even if their travel pass is fully covered by the government.

Young people aged 18 to 24 included who live in the canton of Geneva and are in training in the canton of Geneva can benefit from a 100%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following documents are required in order to obtain this financial support:  

• a training certificate for the current year and valid at the time of application, depending on the course followed:

  - training with the DIP, AGEP, Hautes écoles, UNIGE or IHEID: a certificate issued by the organization (DIP, AGEP, Hautes écoles, UNIGE or IHEID) 

  - other courses recognized in the canton of Geneva: an attestation form completed by the student and signed by the school.

You can submit a request to be reimbursed via this link.
 

Reminder: anyone using public transport must have a valid season ticket, even if their travel pass is fully covered by the government.

Young people aged 18 to 24 inclusive who live in the canton of Geneva and are in training outside the canton of Geneva can benefit from a 100%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following documents are required in order to obtain this reimbursement: 

• proof of residence in the canton of Geneva less than 3 months old: electricity bill, telephone bill, health insurance bill, rent receipt, certificate from the Office cantonal de la population et des migrations (OCPM); If the proof of address is in the name of the parents, a family register or proof of parenthood or legal guardianship is required.

  And

• a education attestation form, duly completed and signed by the student and the school.

You can submit a request to be reimbursed via this link.

Reminder: anyone using public transport must have a valid season ticket, even if their travel pass fully covered by the government.

Young people aged 6 to 24 inclusive who live outside the canton of Geneva and are in training in Geneva can benefit from a 100%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following documents are required in order to obtain this reimbursement: 

• a certificate of training issued by the DIP, AGEP, Hautes écoles, UNIGE or iHEID for the current year and valid at the time of application.

  Or 

• an attestation of schooling or training form, duly completed and signed by the student and the school.

You can submit a request to be reimbursed via this link. 
 

Reminder: anyone using public transport must have a valid season ticket, even if their travel pass fully covered by the government.

Young people aged 18 to 24 inclusive who live in the canton of Geneva and have a low income (-50,000 CHF/year) can benefit from a 100%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following documents are required in order to obtain this reimbursement: 

• Proof of residence in the canton of Geneva less than 3 months old: electricity bill, telephone bill, health insurance bill, rent receipt, certificate from the Office cantonal de la population et des migrations (OCPM). If the proof of address is in the name of the parents, a family register or proof of parenthood or legal guardianship is required.

  And

  For 18-19 year-olds: an income declaration form, to be completed to validate eligibility. 

  For young people aged 20-24: a Unified determining income (RDU) certificate issued by the RDU Competence Center.

The certificate can be obtained online at https://www.ge.ch/mon-revenu-determinant-unifie-rdu/obtenir-mon-attestation-rdu or available in your e-démarches section.
The last RDU certificate for the current or previous year is required.

You can submit a request to be reimbursed via this link. 
 

Reminder: Anyone using public transport must have a valid season ticket, even if their travel pass fully covered by the government.

AVS beneficiaries residing in the canton of Geneva can benefit from a 50%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following documents are required in order to obtain this reimbursement:

• proof of residence in the canton of Geneva less than 3 months old: electricity bill, telephone bill, health insurance bill, rent receipt, certificate from the Office cantonal de la population et des migrations (OCPM);

  And 

• required if you are under 64 for a woman or under 65 for a man: the most recent AVS/AHV pension tax certificate or first AVS/AHV pension decision for the year of application.

You can submit a request to be reimbursed via this link.
 

Reminder: anyone using public transport must have a valid season ticket, even if they benefit from partial financial support.

Recipients of disability benefits residing in the canton of Geneva, regardless of age, can benefit from a 50%-paid unireso travel pass.

The following documents are required in order to obtain this reimbursement:

• proof of residence in the canton of Geneva less than 3 months old: electricity bill, telephone bill, health insurance bill, rent receipt, certificate from the Office cantonal de la population et des migrations (OCPM);

  And

• the last IV pension tax certificate or first IV pension decision for the year of application.

  Or

• a IV pension certificate form

You can only apply for the service at one of the tpg agencies or at a SBB Travel Center.
 

Reminder: anyone using public transport must have a valid season ticket, even if they benefit from partial financial support.