It is a chip card which enables easy access to many city services – you can top up the card with cash or season fare for travelling by Public Transport of Pilsen, as well as the Integrated Transport of the Pilsen Region; it can also be used for ticket reservation for cultural programmes of particular institutions; it is useful in schools and companies; it can serve as a reader’s card for libraries or a discount card within the bonus programme.

It is a non-personalised alternative to the Pilsen Card which contains an electronic wallet and is used only for purchase of transfer tickets in Public Transport vehicles.

It is a ticket which can be bought from the self-service terminal Cardman in every Public Transport vehicle and paid by the electronic wallet of the Pilsen Card or Pilsen Ticket. The electronic wallet of these cards can be topped up repeatedly.

At every PMDP sale locations or in the self-service terminal system (see the list of bank machines here).

Applying for the card is not limited, but there is a rule that for children the application form has to be submitted by one of the parents or a legal representative. Applying for the Pilsen Card ISIC is limited only to students and apprentices.

ID, birth certificate of a child, all necessary filled-in forms, recent passport photograph (photographs can be obtained on the spot for the price given in the price list).

On the internet or at every sale location.

The normal time limit for issuing the card is 10 days, express issuing takes 2 days or it can be made while you wait.

At all PMDP sale locations except the Czech Railway and Arriva Bus Lines locations.

Issuing of the Pilsen Card includes a 170 CZK handling fee. Also similar transactions, issuing of a duplicate or new card, include this amount. Express issuing costs 340 CZK and issuing while you wait costs 420 CZK.