Replies posted by Nada Gavrila

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Levali91
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Levali91Full steam ahead
asked in Eurail & Interrail Passes

I used up my inbound and outbound journey. Can I use my pass starting at the border, or at the first station after the border?

To start or end your trip at a border station without having to use your out- or in-bound trips on that travel day, you can go to the Planner section and fill in the departure/arrival station followed by the word "border". You should see a notification saying the station was not found, along with an option to "add your journey manually". By clicking that, you can enter the name of the station + the word "border" and manually select the country (so not your country of residence, in this case, to avoid the use of the out-/in-bound). If you combine this with a regular transport card to travel in your own country, instead of regular tickets, remember you may need to check out/in at the border station. Does the QR still work though? Let's say if I put station name Amsterdam but I put the country in Germany to avoid the outbound/inbound. Will I still able to check in/out in Amsterdam?  Not sure. In addition, you shouldn't put Amsterdam in Germany. If you're using

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Full steam ahead
1 year ago
Levali91
Full steam ahead
Levali91Full steam ahead
asked in Eurail & Interrail Passes

I used up my inbound and outbound journey. Can I use my pass starting at the border, or at the first station after the border?

Hi, if there is a border station (like Venlo or Emmerich, you can switch there. If you don't stop at a border station, you'’ll need to purchase a regular ticket from last station in the Netherlands to first station in country X. To start or end your trip at a border station without having to use your out- or in-bound trips on that travel day, you can go to the Planner section and fill in the departure/arrival station followed by the word "border". You should see a notification saying the station was not found, along with an option to "add your journey manually". By clicking that, you can enter the name of the station + the word "border" and manually select the country (so not your country of residence, in this case, to avoid the use of the out-/in-bound). If you combine this with a regular transport card to travel in your own country, instead of regular tickets, remember you may need to check out/in at the border station. Does the QR still work though? Let's say if I put station name

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1 year ago
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Nada GavrilaRight on track
asked in Eurail & Interrail Passes

Interrail Global Pass in/outbound journey

Thank you for the answer, however, what I meant was adding trips manually but change the country besides your country of residence since they still give you the QR. Will the QR still work? Because tbh I'm just confused why the Interrail is more expensive than the EUrail but they have the limitation for traveling in the country of residence while the EUrail doesn't? 

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Railmaster
1 year ago
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Nada GavrilaRight on track
asked in Eurail & Interrail Passes

Interrail Global Pass in/outbound journey

I am from Indonesia btw. Can I add my trip manually and not put NL as the country to avoid the outbound/inbound knowing that they still give you the QR code??

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Railmaster
1 year ago
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