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第一次來台灣，與其研究一堆票券，不如先去便利商店買一張悠遊卡——這篇把哪裡買、怎麼儲值、能刷什麼、離開前怎麼退，一次講清楚。

悠遊卡（EasyCard）是一張感應式儲值卡，捷運、公車、部分火車、超商、YouBike、停車場都能嗶一下付款，落地後買一張，基本上就解決了八成的日常交通。它是台灣使用最廣的交通儲值卡，尤其在台北與北部最順；南部另有一張常見的「一卡通（iPASS）」，在高雄一帶較普及。對旅客來說兩者功能高度重疊，全台捷運、公車幾乎都通用，所以主要待台北就直接拿悠遊卡最單純，主要在高雄才需要考慮一卡通，不用兩張都買。要先記住一件事：一般實體悠遊卡是「無記名」的，掉了就像掉現金，任何人撿到都能用，餘額不保證找得回來，所以別一次儲太多。

買卡非常方便，落地後幾乎隨處可得：四大便利商店（7-ELEVEN、全家 FamilyMart、萊爾富、OK）24 小時都買得到；台北捷運、桃園機場捷運、高雄捷運各站的詢問處也有；桃園機場入境後，在機場捷運櫃檯或超商就能買，一出關就能上手。普通卡售價是新台幣 100 元，屬於「卡片工本費」，non-refundable(the old refundable-deposit system has been discontinued, so travelers should take special note). In other words, the NT$100 you pay for the card won't come back to you; when you later return the card, you only get back the remaining stored value on it. If you want to save this cost, those on short trips who only take a few rides can weigh whether getting a card is worth it.

悠遊卡買來是空卡，要先儲值才能用，實體卡加值accepts cash only (New Taiwan dollars)。最方便的是便利商店櫃檯，跟店員說「加值 XXX 元」即可，四大超商與義美門市都行，也能順便查餘額；捷運站內的自助加值機投現金也可以；部分超商與捷運還支援用零錢小額加值，銅板也能存進卡裡。單次儲值金額為新台幣 100 元至 10,000 元，卡片餘額上限為 10,000 元。刷卡進出捷運、公車時，感應機會即時顯示餘額，餘額不足就進不了站，記得留意。

The amounts in the table above are subject to official announcements; please refer to the EasyCard Corporation's official website and on-site information for actual figures.

悠遊卡到底能刷什麼、哪裡不能刷

台北捷運、桃園機場捷運、高雄捷運、台中捷運與全台大部分市區公車都能刷悠遊卡，這是它最核心的用途。公車上下車嗶卡的規則各縣市略有不同（有些上車嗶、有些上下車都要嗶），照車上指示或跟著在地人做就對了。台鐵的local trainslet you tap the EasyCard directly to enter and exit stations, which is great for short trips; however,Reserved seats (Tze-Chiang, Chu-Kuang, etc.) can't be boarded with tap-in alone，仍需另外購票，跨縣市搭對號列車時請先買票，這點常被搞混。高鐵最容易誤會：A standard physical EasyCard currently cannot be tapped directly to ride the HSR.能嗶進站搭自由座的，是「已啟用自動儲值功能的悠遊聯名信用卡」，一般旅客手上的普通悠遊卡並不適用，搭高鐵請以官網訂票或現場購票為主，別以為拿悠遊卡就能直接進閘門。至於日常小額，四大超商、部分餐飲、藥妝、停車場都收悠遊卡，買瓶水、結帳都能嗶；想騎共享單車 YouBike，也需要用悠遊卡或一卡通綁定，信用卡感應在這裡不通。

要離台又不想留卡，可以退掉卡內剩餘儲值金（記住：100 元工本費退不回來）。退卡地點包括台北捷運各站詢問處、桃園／台中捷運詢問處等，可辦理無記名卡退費。手續費方面，卡片使用fewer than 5 times or for less than 3 months會扣 20 元手續費，超過就免收。現場現金退款總額以新台幣 1,000 元（含）以下為原則；超過 1,000 元現場多半停止受理，需改走官網線上退卡申請；金額達 3,000 元（含）以上不以現金支付，須提供銀行帳戶匯款。實務上的建議是：離台前幾天別再狂儲值，把餘額用到接近 0，就不必為了退幾十塊跑一趟、還被扣手續費。詳細退費規則請以悠遊卡公司官網最新公告為準。

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get the NT$100 on an EasyCard refunded?

不行。100 元是卡片工本費，不是押金，退卡時退不回來，只會退還卡內剩餘的儲值金額（使用未滿 5 次或未滿 3 個月可能再扣 20 元手續費）。

Which one should I buy, EasyCard or iPASS?

For travelers there's little difference - both work on almost all metros and buses across Taiwan. If you'll mainly be in Taipei, get an EasyCard; if you'll mainly be in Kaohsiung, consider an iPASS. There's no need to buy both.

Can I top up a physical EasyCard with a credit card?

As a rule, topping up a physical card only accepts cash (New Taiwan dollars). If you want to use electronic payment, you can instead link an account through the "EasyWallet" app, or use an EasyCard co-branded card with auto top-up.

Can I tap an EasyCard directly to ride the HSR?

A standard physical EasyCard cannot be tapped directly to ride the HSR; what lets you tap in for a non-reserved seat is an EasyCard co-branded credit card with auto top-up enabled. To ride the HSR, book on the official website or buy tickets on-site.

If I lose my card, can I recover the balance?

An unregistered standard EasyCard can't be reported lost, and there's no guarantee of recovering the balance - it's just like losing cash, so it's best not to load too much money onto it at once.