and enjoy discounts and unique experiences
The Youth Card offers you discounts on sports and cultural activities, training, transport and leisure activities you can enjoy every day. You can use them in any Autonomous Community as well as most European countries.
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The Youth Card offers a number of useful and exciting advantages:
To obtain the Youth Card, whether a new registration or renewal, you need to go to any CaixaBank branch to request it with your national ID or foreign resident ID number, and pay the corresponding annual fee for each autonomous community.
If you're between the ages of 18 and 30 you can request one via this website, using the online form. If you'd like to request a Debit version, you can do so through your Wallet in the imagin app.
The minimum age for requesting a Youth Card depends on which type of Card you want and the Autonomous Community you live in.
In Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and Asturias you can request a non-financial version from the age of 12, the debit card version from the age of 14 and the credit card version from 18. In the communities of Melilla, Murcia, Navarre and the Canary Islands, you can apply for the non-financial and debit card versions from the age of 14 and the credit card version from 18.
You need to be between the ages of 12 and 30, inclusive, though the exact age may vary depending on your Community. Apply for the card at any "CaixaBank" branch, present your national ID or foreign resident ID number, and pay the corresponding annual fee for each autonomous community. Whether you're a Spanish or foreign national, you must go to an issuing branch in your autonomous community, whether you live there permanently or temporarily, but it will be essential to indicate a postal address in the autonomous community, as if not, the management system will not allow the request.
The price of your Youth Card varies according to Autonomous Community.
You can find more information on the Youth Card page of your autonomous community website:
Your Youth Card expiry date depends on your Autonomous Community. Check on your community's website:
You can renew your Youth Card at any "CaixaBank" branch, with your national ID and foreign resident ID number, and by paying the corresponding fee for each autonomous community.
You can get your vouchers via the Youth Card website. If you want to use any vouchers from the website, download them in PDF format and print them off so you can show them to the relevant parties.
You can request a Debit Youth Card through the imagin app. To request any other versions, please visit your nearest CaixaBank branch.
The main guarantees covered by our free international travel assistance insurance are:
If you'd like more information, you can see the policy here and you can contact the assistance service at the following number: 935 829 274.
In all entities in your Autonomous Community that collaborate with the Carné Joven. Collaborating establishments display a sticker informing users that they offer Carnet Joven discounts. In some cases they may not have this sticker, but to make sure, you can always check all the discounts on the website or the app of your Autonomous Community. You can also enjoy the various benefits of the Carné Joven in any Autonomous Community and asmost European countries, with more than 60,000 discounts in different areas.
To find out in which European countries you can use your Youth Card, you can visit the official EYCA website: www.eyca.org.
Between 7 and 9 business days. You can choose to receive it at home or at the CaixaBank branch where you request it.
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