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Israel · Public Transport & MapsRav-Kav Online
Rav-Kav Online is the official app and site for Israel's public transport card: load the Rav-Kav card by phone (NFC) or pay rides with the app's QR code on buses and trains.
What it helps with
- Buses and trains on one cardAll public transport.
- Topping up by phoneNFC top-up.
- Free transfersWithin 90 minutes.
About Rav-Kav Online:
The same card works on buses, Israel Railways, the Jerusalem and Tel Aviv light rail. Fares are by distance, and transfers within 90 minutes are included.
Key Features:
- Top-up by phone: Load the card via NFC.
- Pay by app: QR or tap payment on many lines.
- All modes: Buses, trains and light rail.
How to Get Started:
- Get a Rav-Kav card at a station or use the app as a virtual card.
- Load stored value in Rav-Kav Online.
- Tap or scan when boarding.
Before you use it
- Limits: Most buses and trains stop from Friday afternoon to Saturday evening.
- Payment: Foreign cards work for loading in the app.
Foreign card OK
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Rav-Kav Online work with a foreign bank card in Israel?
- Yes — Rav-Kav Online accepts foreign-issued cards in Israel.
- Is Rav-Kav Online available in English?
- Yes, Rav-Kav Online has an English-language interface.
- Do I need a local phone number to use Rav-Kav Online?
- No, an international phone number generally works for Rav-Kav Online.
- Do I need local ID or residency for Rav-Kav Online?
- No, Rav-Kav Online doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
- Where can I use Rav-Kav Online?
- Web · iOS · Android
- How much does Rav-Kav Online cost?
- Fare by distance zone; top-up online