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    TransitLink will refund concession cardholders the unused value of their monthly concession passes till the end of the circuit breaker period.


    Concession cardholders will be automatically refunded the unused value of their monthly concession passes till the end of the circuit breaker period.

    TransitLink, which handles public transport transactions, said on 18 May 2020 that the extension was made in tandem with the lengthening of the circuit breaker period.

    Commuters who purchased concession passes before 4 April 2020 will automatically receive refunds on the unused value of their passes
    Although the circuit breaker ends on 1 June 2020, many restrictions and measures are likely to remain, the Government had said earlier. TransitLink said two groups of commuters - those who bought their monthly concession passes before 4 April 2020, and who bought them between 4 April and 21 April 2020 - will automatically receive refunds on the unused value of their passes.

    For commuters who bought their passes before 4 April 2020, they will automatically receive refunds for the period of 7 April to 1 June 2020, or up to the pass expiry date, whichever comes earlier. Students will get their refunds for the period beginning 8 April instead.

    Meanwhile, commuters who bought their passes between 4 April and 21 April 2020 will get a pro-rated refund for the period of 22 April to 1 June 2020, or up to the pass expiry date, whichever comes earlier. The refunded amount will be based on the unused days left on the pass.

    All refunds can be redeemed from 2 June to 31 Aug 2020 at any Add Value Machine or TransitLink Kiosk
    All refunds can be redeemed from 2 June to 31 Aug 2020 at any Add Value Machine or TransitLink Kiosk, and will be issued as transport e-Vouchers. "Commuters who wish to purchase a new monthly concession pass can visit any TransitLink Ticket Office or Concession Card Replacement Office to use the refunded amount to offset the cost," said TransitLink.

    Concession card replacement offices are located at Admiralty, Bukit Panjang and Somerset MRT stations, and bus interchanges at Ang Mo Kio, Choa Chu Kang, Hougang, Jurong East and Tampines. The concession card replacement office at Buona Vista MRT station is temporarily closed till further notice.

    Commuters can also visit TransitLink's website here, or from 19 May, call the TransitLink Hotline at 1800-2255 663 to check if there is any refund for their monthly concession passes. The hotline operates on weekdays between 8:00am and 6:00pm, except on public holidays.
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    TransitLink will refund concession cardholders the unused value of their monthly concession passes till the end of the circuit breaker period.


    Concession cardholders will be automatically refunded the unused value of their monthly concession passes till the end of the circuit breaker period.

    TransitLink, which handles public transport transactions, said on 18 May 2020 that the extension was made in tandem with the lengthening of the circuit breaker period.

    Commuters who purchased concession passes before 4 April 2020 will automatically receive refunds on the unused value of their passes
    Although the circuit breaker ends on 1 June 2020, many restrictions and measures are likely to remain, the Government had said earlier. TransitLink said two groups of commuters - those who bought their monthly concession passes before 4 April 2020, and who bought them between 4 April and 21 April 2020 - will automatically receive refunds on the unused value of their passes.

    For commuters who bought their passes before 4 April 2020, they will automatically receive refunds for the period of 7 April to 1 June 2020, or up to the pass expiry date, whichever comes earlier. Students will get their refunds for the period beginning 8 April instead.

    Meanwhile, commuters who bought their passes between 4 April and 21 April 2020 will get a pro-rated refund for the period of 22 April to 1 June 2020, or up to the pass expiry date, whichever comes earlier. The refunded amount will be based on the unused days left on the pass.

    All refunds can be redeemed from 2 June to 31 Aug 2020 at any Add Value Machine or TransitLink Kiosk
    All refunds can be redeemed from 2 June to 31 Aug 2020 at any Add Value Machine or TransitLink Kiosk, and will be issued as transport e-Vouchers. "Commuters who wish to purchase a new monthly concession pass can visit any TransitLink Ticket Office or Concession Card Replacement Office to use the refunded amount to offset the cost," said TransitLink.

    Concession card replacement offices are located at Admiralty, Bukit Panjang and Somerset MRT stations, and bus interchanges at Ang Mo Kio, Choa Chu Kang, Hougang, Jurong East and Tampines. The concession card replacement office at Buona Vista MRT station is temporarily closed till further notice.

    Commuters can also visit TransitLink's website here, or from 19 May, call the TransitLink Hotline at 1800-2255 663 to check if there is any refund for their monthly concession passes. The hotline operates on weekdays between 8:00am and 6:00pm, except on public holidays.
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