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Can I use EasyCard for Taoyuan Airport MRT?

Yes, Easycard can be used on Taoyuan MRT (commonly known as Airport MRT) and on Taipei Metro (MRT). Fares for Airport MRT express or normal commuter train are the same. Easy cards can be used. Express trains are purple and normal commuter trains are blue for easy identification.



Yes, you can absolutely use an EasyCard (and other IC cards like iPASS) to ride the Taoyuan Airport MRT in 2026. This has become the most convenient method for travelers as it eliminates the need to purchase individual purple tokens at ticket machines. In early 2026, the system continues to support "tap-and-go" entry at all stations, including the Express and Commuter lines. While many tourists purchase specialized "Airport MRT + EasyCard" bundles that come with pre-loaded credit, a standard EasyCard purchased at any convenience store in Taiwan works perfectly. It is important to ensure your card has a minimum balance of roughly $160 TWD for the journey to Taipei Main Station. Additionally, many travelers now utilize digital versions of the EasyCard via mobile wallets, though physical cards remain the most reliable option for foreign visitors at the automated fare gates.

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Ticket Price and Type A single-journey ticket costs between NT$30 and NT$160, depending on the distance. (Getting in and out of the same station is NT$30. The fare for taking Express Train and Commuter Train is the same.) A ride from the Taipei Main Station to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is NT$160.

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Suppliers will roll out the service at more than 120 stations and likely on more than 1,500 gates on the six-line metro, which serves Taiwan's capital and adjoining New Taipei City. It will support such major credit card brands as Visa and Mastercard and NFC payments services Apple Pay and Google Wallet.

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Paying for Your Ride
  1. Contactless Bank Cards (credit/debit cards) and Mobile Wallets.
  2. SimplyGo EZ-Link Cards.
  3. NETS Prepaid Cards.
  4. EZ-Link and NETS FlashPay Cards.


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Suppliers will roll out the service at more than 120 stations and likely on more than 1,500 gates on the six-line metro, which serves Taiwan's capital and adjoining New Taipei City. It will support such major credit card brands as Visa and Mastercard and NFC payments services Apple Pay and Google Wallet.

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