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Passe Navigo

A subscription. A flat monthly or annual fare from Ile-de-France Mobilites covering the services listed below in France.

Issuer
Ile-de-France Mobilites (the Paris-region transport authority; passes are also sold and operated day-to-day via RATP and SNCF Connect)
Where it works
France
What it is valid on
metro, RER, rail (Transilien), tram, bus
Full name
Passe Navigo (Forfait Navigo, covering weekly, monthly and annual variants)

The issuer's own terms

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What it covers
Unlimited travel on all modes across all zones (1-5) of the Ile-de-France public transport network: metro, RER, Transilien trains, tramway and bus, with named exceptions for airport-only bus lines, Orlyval and tourist bus services (OpenTour, Cars Rouges).
Who can buy it
Open to anyone living in or visiting the Ile-de-France region; the standard all-zones pass carries no residency or citizenship restriction, though reduced-fare variants exist for students, families, jobseekers, disabled people and others via separate eligibility rules not detailed here.
How long it lasts
Sold as a weekly pass (Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59, purchasable from the preceding Friday), a monthly pass (calendar month) and an annual pass (rolling 12-month subscription with monthly direct debit).
What it costs
Not independently verified from the operator's own page (fetch blocked, see caveat). News reporting citing Ile-de-France Mobilites' own board decision states the all-zones monthly Navigo rose to EUR 90.80 from 1 January 2026 (up from EUR 88.80 in 2025); a 2025-era weekly all-zones fare of about EUR 32.40 and an annual fare of roughly EUR 998.80 were also reported, but the 2026 annual and weekly figures specifically were not confirmed directly from the issuer's page in this session.
Seat reservations
No seat reservation is used or needed on any Navigo-covered mode, all are turn-up-and-go urban/suburban transport.
What catches people out
iledefrance-mobilites.fr blocked automated fetch attempts in this session (Cloudflare bot-protection block page returned instead of content), so figures above could not be verified directly against the issuer's own page; sourceUrl is the official domain found via search, not a page this session successfully loaded. Pass excludes certain airport and tourist bus lines even within otherwise-covered zones. Fares are revised annually by Ile-de-France Mobilites and are subject to change each January.

SourceOpen the page at Ile-de-France MobilitesRead on the issuer's own page on 2026-09-06. Terms and prices change, so check before you buy.

What this does to an Orlero price

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