Choose the type of top-up you need

myki Money

Ideal if you travel occasionally or don’t plan to travel every day in a month, because you can top-up as you go.

Load money onto your card and myki will calculate the lowest fare based on the zones you travel through, with access to access 2-hour and daily fares.

myki Pass

Great if you travel often and on consecutive days.

Choose the zones you want to travel in and the number of consecutive travel days you need.

Commuter Club (External link) (External link) (External link) (External link) discounted yearly passes are also available through your employer.

Use the myki fare calculators (External link) to work out your fare.

Where else can I top-up my myki?

You can top-up a myki at one of the following places:

• myki retail outlets (External link) (External link) (External link)
• Card-vending machines for full fare myki only, which are located at metropolitan train stations, some tram stops and some bus interchanges
• Staffed stations ticket offices (External link) (External link) (External link)
• Public Transport Victoria hubs (External link) (External link)
• Buses, except on routes 401 and 601, with a top-up fare maximum of $20
• V/Line trains with cards including pre-loaded fare money
• Stations between Melbourne and Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Traralgon and Seymour with cards including pre-loaded fare money.