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 You can pay your fare with a Navigo card or even with your phone with the mobile app. Paper tickets are also available for some fares.

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Navigo Easy card

Costs 2€ (no photo required)
    • Great for short-term visitors and occasional travelers
    • You can store single tickets, day passes, and airport bus tickets on this card
    • Get discounts on single tickets and airport bus ticket instead of using paper tickets
    • Anonymous, can be loaned or given to someone else
    • No online management or replacement

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    Navigo Découverte card

    Costs 5€ + photo required

    Do you want to get a weekly or monthly pass but don't live or work in Île-de-France? Navigo Découverte is great for that! You can also put day passes on this card as well.
    • Great for long-term visitors and people who come to Paris regularly
    • You can store daily, weekly, and monthly passes on this card
    • Personal, only the owner of the card is allowed to use it
    • No online management or replacement

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    Mobile app

    App is free to download

    • Great for all types of travelers!
    • You can buy single tickets, daily, weekly and monthly passes and airport bus tickets in the mobile app
    • Buy fares anywhere, anytime, avoid waiting in line
    • Hold your phone next to the card reader to pay your fare

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    Navigo card (for residents)

    Issued free of charge + photo required
    • Must be an Île-de-France resident to get this card
    • Great for all types of travelers who live in Île-de-France
    • You can pay per ride by automatic monthly billing (Liberté +), get an annual subscription, or get daily, weekly, and monthly passes
    • Senior, youth, and solidarity fares are also available
    • Personal, only the owner of the card is allowed to use it
    • Online management and replacement via Je gère ma carte Navigo

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    Paper tickets

    Price of ticket varies based on what fare you buy
    • Great for single and last-minute situations, easy to obtain
    • Single tickets, suburban train ticket, day tickets, and airport bus tickets are available in the form of a paper ticket.
    • For 1 person
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