How much does it cost to cancel an HSL 360-day season ticket?
Ending a yearly ticket early in the Helsinki region.
Short answer
HSL says it charges a cancellation fee if you cancel a 360-day ticket, and the same fee applies if you change its validity area. For tickets bought on or after 2 June 2026, the fee is €46 for AB, BC, CD and DE tickets, €64 for ABC, BCD and CDE, €71 for ABCD and BCDE, and €87 for ABCDE. Tickets bought between 1 January and 1 June 2026 have different fees. HSL also charges €8 per HSL card for ticket changes and refunds to a regular IBAN account and €16 to other accounts.
Why
- AB, BC, CD, DE: €46.
- ABCDE: €87.
- Same fee for changing the zones.
Details
HSL says refunds to a regular IBAN account cost €8 per HSL card.
Tip
If you might move during the year, compare the 360-day ticket with 30-day tickets.
What may differ
Fees for tickets bought earlier in 2026 differ; check HSL's fee page.
Common misconception
You can cancel an HSL yearly ticket for free.
What actually happens
HSL charges a cancellation fee from €46.
People also ask
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Sources
- HSL: Fees for tickets and servicesChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Ticket rules and prices change, so check HSL before you travel.
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