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How to Claim Deutsche Bahn Delay Compensation
GuideStep-by-step guide to claiming Deutsche Bahn delay compensation under EU law. 25% to 50% of your ticket price if delayed 60+ minutes. No win, no fee with TrainOwed.
Your Rights as a Rail Passenger in Germany
GuideKnow your rights on German trains. EU Regulation 2021/782 gives you compensation for delays, refunds for cancellations, and protection for missed connections. English guide.
Train was late
Most common60+ minutes? You're owed money. Here's what you can claim.
Train was cancelled
Didn't travel? You're entitled to a full refund.
Missed a connection
First train delayed and you missed the next one? You're still covered.
Your rights under EU law
Simple breakdown of what the law actually says you're owed.
Common questions
Quick answers to the most asked questions.
Claim was rejected
Operators reject valid claims all the time. Here's what to do.
Don't want to deal with any of this?
Claiming yourself means finding the right form, writing in German, waiting weeks for a response, and appealing if they say no. Most people give up. TrainOwed does all of it for you.
Start my claim, freeLast updated: March 2026