The MVV €365 ticket can be ordered by school pupils and trainees provided that their place of residence, school or training centre is located within the MVV network area.
The training certificate must be valid for at least 12 months.

Those eligible include:

• Pupils at public, state-approved or state-recognised general and vocational schools, as well as adult education centres
• Individuals at private educational institutions, provided they are exempt from compulsory vocational schooling or are eligible for BAföG funding
• Participants in courses for the subsequent acquisition of a secondary school leaving certificate at adult education centres or similar institutions
• Individuals in a vocational training relationship under the Vocational Training Act (BBiG) or in comparable contractual relationships
• Individuals in off-the-job training under Section 43(2) of the Vocational Training Act (BBiG) or Section 36(2) of the Crafts and Trades Regulation Act (HwO)
• Participants in a state-recognised vocational preparation course
• Interns and trainees, provided the internship/traineeship forms part of a state-regulated training programme
• Civil service trainees at qualification levels 1 and 2, as well as persons on administrative training courses, provided no travel expenses are reimbursed
• Participants in a voluntary social or ecological year, comparable social services or the Federal Voluntary Service

The MVV 365-euro ticket is valid throughout the entire MVV fare zone and can be used on all MVV routes and modes of transport – with no restrictions.

The MVV 365-euro ticket is valid on all modes of transport operated by the Munich Transport and Tariff Association (MVV).

• Long-distance trains operated by Deutsche Bahn (e.g. ICE, IC, EC) are not included.
• For regional trains travelling beyond the MVV network, the ticket is only valid up to the last station within the MVV network.
• For regional trains entering the MVV network, the ticket is only valid from the first station within the MVV network.

The MVV 365-Euro Ticket costs 365 euros for twelve consecutive months and is aimed at school pupils and apprentices.

• It can be ordered via the MVG or DB subscription centres.
• Payment can be made either as a single lump sum or in 10 monthly instalments of €36.50 by direct debit.
• Both payment methods result in the same total price: €365.

Yes, the MVV 365-euro ticket is cheaper than all other season tickets under the student fare scheme.

• It costs the equivalent of just one euro per day.
• Users can travel throughout the entire MVV fare zone at no extra cost.
• This results in further savings, as no additional tickets are required for journeys outside individual zones.

The MVV 365-euro ticket can be ordered in several ways:

• Via the MVG and DB subscription centres
• At the MVG and DB customer service centres within the MVV area
• It is not possible to order the ticket at BRB and SVR customer centres
• The ticket is available as a HandyTicket via the MVG customer portal and directly in the München Navigator and DB Navigator apps

The following documents are required for the order:

• Confirmation from the training provider
  (for pupils aged 14 and under, confirmation from parents is sufficient)
• Alternatively: proof of training, e.g. an IHK training contract or an internship contract
• Only for children aged 6 to 15 inclusive: passport photo in 35 × 45 mm format

No, you cannot buy a ticket from a ticket machine.

• The ticket can only be ordered online via the MVG and DB subscription centres.

The MVV 365-euro ticket can be purchased at any time, including during the current school year or vocational training.

• Validity always begins on the first day of the month.
• The ticket is valid for twelve consecutive months, regardless of when it is purchased.

The MVV’s €365 ticket is resulting in millions of euros in lost revenue for transport operators. It is therefore being funded by the Free State of Bavaria, the City of Munich and the eight member districts of the transport association.

• When the scheme was launched, the focus of the funding bodies was on school pupils and apprentices.
• Students are therefore not eligible for the MVV 365-euro ticket.
• For students, the student fare remains available with monthly and weekly tickets, the monthly student subscription ticket, and, at some universities, the Germany Ticket discount ticket.

The entitlement to reimbursement under the Act on Free School Transport remains unchanged.

• Anyone who has previously received a free ticket or a refund will continue to pay nothing, provided they are still eligible.
• If you have any questions regarding free travel to school, please contact the relevant funding authority:
  • In the district transport associations, this is usually the district administration offices
  • In the City of Munich, the Department for Education and Sport is responsible

No, the MVV €365 ticket is an annual ticket valid for twelve consecutive months.

• A refund during the current year is only possible in exceptional circumstances, e.g. if you move out of the transport network area or in the event of long-term illness.
• In such cases, a monthly instalment is charged for each month of use commenced.

If the ticket is lost or stolen, it can be replaced for a fee:

• €5 for the first replacement,
• €10 from the second replacement onwards,
• €15 if the ticket was issued as a chip card.

Please contact the Subscription Centre where the ticket was ordered directly.

• DB Subscription Centre: Customer number does not start with 75,
  • Season Ticket Service Portal
  • abo-mvv@bahn.de
• MVG Subscription Centre: Customer number begins with 75 or the ticket bears the MVG logo.
  • MVG Subscription Service
  • abocenter@mvg.swm.de

No, there is a charge for taking bicycles on board.

• A daily bicycle ticket must be purchased if you wish to bring a bicycle on board.