InterRail - WHO can buy

The InterRail pass is only available for European citizens and Non-Europeans who stayed more than 6 months in one European country. The stay has to be proved by official documents such as a visa or residence permit.

The following persons are allowed to buy an InterRail pass and to travel by InterRail.

- European residents who can prove their place of residence in Europe by producing an ID card or passport (see country list).

- Non-European citizens who have lived in a European country (see country list on the right) for at least the past 6 months. You will have to prove your place of residence by producing an official document such as a visa or residence permit.
You do not need to have completed these 6 months on the date of your purchase of the InteRail pass, but at the first day of its validity.

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You can buy an InterRail Pass if you have had your permanent place of residence in one of the following European countries for at least the past 6 months.

If you do not have an ID card or a passport issued by one of the countries mentioned above, you will have to prove your current place of residence by producing a visa or residence permit.

If this doesn't apply to you, you will have to buy a Eurail pass.

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One of Europe's most spectacular train rides: TIRANO (Italy) to ST.MORITZ (Switzerland). And you can travel for free with your Interrail Pass. More information and photos:
http://www.raildude.com/en/train-connections-city/tirano-st-moritz/italy-switzer...
11 May 2012
How to save money as Interrailer. Example for Italy and the different types of trains: http://train.raildude.com/interrail-eurail-italy-avoid-extra-costs/2012/04/ Interrail and Eurail in Italy – How to avoid extra costs
3 May 2012
Report about the Interrail and the Raildude project on TV (German TV channel WDR). Including an interview of two Raildudes. Watch here (German language only): http://train.raildude.com/interrail-on-tv/2012/04/ Interrail on TV with Raildude | Interrail,...
22 Apr 2012
Interrail and a litle bit of Raildude in the radion (German language only!).
Interrail und ein bisschen Raildude (=Peter) im Deutschland Radio Wissen: http://zug.raildude.com/interrail-deutschland-radio-wissen/2012/04/ Interrail im Deutschland Radio Wis...
12 Apr 2012+1
Raildude in the TV: in the past week, the Germany TV channel WDR made a documentation about the Raildude project. More information and photos: http://train.raildude.com/raildude-in-the-tv/2012/04/ Raildude in the TV | Interrail, Eurail and Train Tickets
12 Apr 2012+2
As the direct night trains Bucharest to Vienna (and return) don't run anymore (except some summer months and Christmas), we updated the information for Bucharest to Vienna (two night trains per day): http://www.raildude.com/en/train-connections-city/bu...
10 Apr 2012+3
The Berlin (Germany) to Malmö (Sweden) night train is running again. The best night train connection to Scandinavia. Only EUR 19 for a 6-bed-couchette for Interrailer and Eurailer travellers:
http://www.raildude.com/en/train-connections-city/berlin-mal...
22 Mar 2012+2
No direct long distance trains to Istanbul anymore!
Starting this week, all long distance trains coming from Belgrade, Bucharest and Sofia ending in Istanbul and return will stop at the Turkish border. There you have to change to a bus service. It is f...
7 Feb 2012+2
Update of the schedules 2012: nearly all schedules are updated for 2012. A lot of connections free of extra fees. Save money by using the handmade Raildude connections: http://www.raildude.com/en/city-to-city-routes.html City to city connections - Rail...
10 Jan 2012+1

InterRail - WHO can buy

The InterRail pass is only available for European citizens and Non-Europeans who stayed more than 6 months in one European country. The stay has to be proved by official documents such as a visa or residence permit.

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