I’m from Canada. I want to travel interrail and stop along the way from Latvian, Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Greece. I’ll travel for 2 weeks. Is there a problem from my only Canada passport?
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I'm from Canada. I want to travel Interrail. Can I?
If you are a Canadian resident you can travel with a Eurail pass not Interrail.
If you fullfill the conditions for entering the Schengen area you can travel within the Schengen area for 90 days with a Canadian passport. You need to check the conditions yourself.
Bulgaria is not a part of Schengen and you need to check yourself if you can enter Bulgaria without a visa.
Canucks with a true blue maple leaf passpt are among the best loved people in this whole world in getting visa-free access in many countries-incl all these. BUT as winter comes there may again be some newtocome extra anti-covid measures-nobody will know that now.
As this is a train-only forum: be aware that train is not the very best choice for this routing and in fact in some cross-borders even impossible-best site for overview is seat61.com. This also means that a pass is probably throw precious CA$ out of the window-just buy locally-as also fares in PL-SK-HU are fairly cheap-a lot lower as VIA charges for same distance. And use bus or whatever if that is the better chocie for that sctor.
For general info+more tips: do a generic forum like tripadvisor.com
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