To be informed on your passenger rights, have a look at the European Youth Portal’s travelling section. Young people with special needs can familiarise themselves with their rights. Be aware that all provisions for those with special needs will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, making it easier to plan their travel.
On the European Youth Portal, you can find practical information and useful tips about travelling in Europe.
The contractor in charge of arranging the travel pass will provide more information on possible cancellations or modifications.
If you wish to cancel your participation, please contact the contractor before booking your travel pass. In this case, the contractor may offer the remaining travel pass and discount card to an applicant on the reserve list.
You can travel to as many cities and towns as you like, as long as you visit at least one country abroad, and the total number of travel days is not exceeded.
You will find the answer to this question in the Rules section 9. 'Transportation means'.
The travel pass will be issued with a specified country of residence. This country will be the country that is communicated by you during the application. It is not possible to set a different country of residence on the travel pass than the one defined during the application. Travel in your country of residence with the pass is limited to one outbound and one inbound journey.
Local public transportation and private transport are not included in the DiscoverEU travel pass. You should look yourself for information about the means of transportation, cost of tickets etc. in all your travel destinations before or during your travel.
Yes, it is possible to start your travel from a country that is not your country of residence. However, the cost of going to that country/location is not covered by DiscoverEU and it is your responsibility.
You can travel to as many eligible countries as you want.
However, the number of travelling days is limited; e.g. one can be abroad for up to one month but within this one month not more than a set number of travel days can be used for actual travelling (e.g. on a train).
More information can be found in the questions below. The external contractor will also give more information if your application is successful and you plan your travel.
Your trip can last for a minimum of 1 day to a maximum of 1 month inclusive. You will have 7 travel days on trains within this 1-month period. You can select each of the 7 travel days freely within this 1-month period.
You will find more information in the Rules section 8. 'Booking of travel tickets and Rules for travelling'.
