Half-Time Season Ticket
5 outbound and 5 inbound journeys within 15 days
The Half-Time Season Ticket was made for people working half time.
- non-transferable card valid for 5 years
- 5 outbound and 5 inbound journeys over one 15-day period
- 2nd or 1st class
- pay less when you park at SNCB car parks
Are you a salaried employee in the private sector? Since 1 June 2024, the legal employer's contribution for home-to-work season tickets has risen from 56% to 71.8%. After reimbursement by your employer, you'll only pay 28.2%.
Compare the prices of our season tickets >.
Compare the prices of our season tickets >.
Where can I buy it?
Practical info
Go to a ticket office with:
- your electronic ID card
- € 6 for the station's processing fee
- Log in to your My NMBS/SNCB account (or create an account)
- Select the season ticket that you would like to renew
- Renew it!
- You will receive the authorised ticket by post
- The majority of your train pass and of your supplement is legally required to be reimbursed by the employer of the private sector. So you can take unlimited trains between home and office for an average of 28,20% 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 to combine a free train pass 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.
- If your employer has concluded a third-party payer agreement for the parking with SNCB, you can also park entirely free of charge in a parking at the station (subject to availability).
- Contact your HR or mobility manager for the possibilities.
- Are you an employer?
- Find all the information about our mobility solutions here.
Take a look at the overview of our season tickets or calculate the price according to your itinerary, your age and the frequency of your train journeys.
