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Transport
Regional and Rural Mobility (RMRM) payment extended to the French Overseas Territories
Publié le 21 août 2025 - Mise à jour le 23 février 2026 - Entreprendre Service Public / (Prime Minister)
In order to support transport initiatives, the mobility payment has just been extended to overseas collectivities by the 2026 budget law.

The regions of metropolitan France (except Ile-de-France) and Corsica may introduce a mobility payment for companies with at least 11 employees.
The rate of this payment is capped at 0.15% remuneration subject to social contributions paid by the company to employees.
The arrangements for determining the basis of assessment, recovery, reimbursement and exemptions for this new mobility payment are identical to those for the traditional mobility payment already applied in the municipalities.
Finally, the deliberation establishing the mobility payment (traditional or regional and rural) must now indicate the mobility services justifying the chosen payment rate.
Please note
Overseas France is one of the six regions that have introduced the regional and rural mobility payment:
- the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, throughout its territory (rate set at 0.08%);
- the Occitanie region, on a list of municipalities (rate set at 0,15 %);
- the Center-Val de Loire region, throughout its territory (rate set at 0.15%);
- the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region, throughout its territory (rate set at 0.15%);
- the Brittany region, throughout its territory (rate set at 0.15%; with a rate reduced to 0.08% within the perimeter of certain public inter-municipal cooperation establishments);
- the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, throughout its territory (rate set at 0.15%).
Additional topics
Official Bulletin of the Social Security