Melbourne has a public transport network of trains, trams and buses servicing all parts of the city and outer suburbs. It's reliable, safe and easy to use.
Use the Public Transport Victoria (PTV) journey planner to help you plan your route to VU by public transport.
The myki public transport ticketing system uses a plastic smart card that you store value on to pay for your fares. It works in metropolitan Melbourne and some regional areas.
Visit the Public Transport Victoria (PTV) website for comprehensive information on public transport including timetables, routes, maps, journey planners fares and concession cards.
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Buy your myki card and start travelling Melbourne!
International students (including New Zealand citizens) are able to apply for an iUSEpass. The iUSEpass is a Public transport travel discount scheme for international students.
The pass allows you to purchase a 365 day myki card at a 50% discount off the full fare rate.
A Zone 1 + 2 yearly iUSEpass costs $760.50 instead of the full fare annual myki pass cost of $1521.00.
The pass can be used on all Public Transport Victoria (PTV) trains, trams and buses in the myki zone/s in which your education institution is located.
Before you apply for a iUSEpass myki ticket, estimate much you will need to spend on travel and decide whether to purchase a yearly ticket.
Purchasing a yearly (365 day) iUSEpass will only be worthwhile if you plan to travel regularly in zones one and two for a full year. To find out more about public transport fares visit the PTV website's International students page.
To be eligible for this pass, you must:
If you are enrolled in postgraduate, VE/TAFE certificate or ELICOS study, or you are studying in Australia as part of a student exchange or study abroad program you will not be eligible for an iUSEpass.
To obtain an iUSEpass, you will need to:
The City of Melbourne website details other types of public transport you may take when getting around Melbourne.
It also includes useful information for people with a disability around accessible transport options.
The Public Transport Ombudsman (PTO) is a fair, free and fast service to sort out public transport complaints and make the system better for everyone. They look at issues like myki, reliability of services, accessibility and the conduct of staff including Authorised Officers. If you have a complaint about public transport, you can contact the PTO by telephone on 1800 466 865 or visit ptovic.com.au.
