Entitlement Card Number Opal. Opal for kids NSW Government Opal If your institution does not issue approved Student IDs, you must apply for a Transport Concession Entitlement Card as proof of entitlement to travel on a concession fare. Before applying for your Concession Opal card, you need to have successfully applied for a Transport Concession Entitlement Card, as you must have both cards to travel
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Once your eligibility is confirmed your Concession Opal card will be mailed to you within 5-7 working days You must carry your transport concession entitlement card (proof of entitlement) when travelling with a concession ticket or a concession Opal card, or you may be fined.
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Student ID cards from the following institutions are not accepted as proof of entitlement when travelling with a Concession Opal card in the Opal network If you are eligible for a travel concession and intend to travel outside the Opal network, you will need to get a new Transport Concession Entitlement Card (TCEC) (opens in a new window) Once your eligibility is confirmed your new Concession Opal card will be mailed to you within 7-10 working days.
Stay onboard with the Opal Card rollout UOWTV. Student ID cards from the following institutions are not accepted as proof of entitlement when travelling with a Concession Opal card in the Opal network Select the entitlement type and enter your Centrelink Reference Number (CRN)
Getting around Sydney with an Opal Card Roaming Required. The Concession Opal card is for eligible tertiary or TAFE students, apprentices or trainees, job seekers or other approved Centrelink customers who are entitled to pay half price fares for travel on public transport in Sydney and the surrounding regions You must carry your transport concession entitlement card (proof of entitlement) when travelling with a concession ticket or a concession Opal card, or you may be fined.