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Travelling in my home country

  • June 8, 2022
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Hi there 

I have purchased a interrail global pass for 2 months knowing I can only have 1 inbound and outbound journey. We are planning on going from London to Bruges outbound but on the way back we are getting a flight from Portugal to Edinburgh (due to timing). I was wondering is it possible to use my second inbound journey from Edinburgh back to London or does the journey have to be travelling from out of my home country back into it?  Want to make sure this is okay before booking any flights! 
 

Thanks for the help! 

Best answer by rvdborgt

That is no problem, this is also what the inbound journey is for. You can us any number of trains in your country of residence to get back home on that day.

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  • Railmaster
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  • June 8, 2022

That is no problem, this is also what the inbound journey is for. You can us any number of trains in your country of residence to get back home on that day.


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  • Full steam ahead
  • June 8, 2022

It even explicitly states its valid till border point-on rails, or sea/airport. The Tram/Bus from EDI you have to pay till waverley.