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Multiple trains to get in & out of country of residence


Eric Saunders

I live in rural France , - it will take at least two train journeys to get to the final train that will take me across the border into Switzerland. If these are all part of my outward journey itinerary  on the same day, is this allowed?

Best answer by runner.on.rails

Hi. Please read the Interrail Tariff (conditions)

https://www.interrail.eu/content/dam/_new-structure/doc/sup/CoU%20V.10-4_10_23.pdf

 

Youll find your answer in 5.2. But it is useful to know the other rules as well.

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runner.on.rails
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Hi. Please read the Interrail Tariff (conditions)

https://www.interrail.eu/content/dam/_new-structure/doc/sup/CoU%20V.10-4_10_23.pdf

 

Youll find your answer in 5.2. But it is useful to know the other rules as well.


ralderton
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  • December 15, 2023

Yes, you can take as many trains as you need you get you the border.


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