Eurail or InterRail - stayed 5 months, will be 6 months soon

Peter
Traveller
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Hi.
If you start the 21th July - and until this date you have a 6 months stay in Finland, you can travel by InterRail.
Otherwise you have to buy an Eurail ticket.

:arr: [b]Buy your ticket here[/b]: [ux]https://rail.shop/interrail[/ux]

Peter :)

myalol
Traveller
1 comments

I'm going to UK before 21th July and will be back on trip in Sweden and Finland(starting from Sweden)
on August. Then is it Eurail pass?

Peter
Traveller
9333 comments

yes... then it is Eurail as your residency permit expired already on your starting day. ||

sinemis
Traveller
2 comments

hi,
i am Turkish citizen.
i have been in belgium for 4 months,
i will have my resident permit on the 8th of the January (i don't know for how many months will it be).
now which one i should buy? eurail or interrail?

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Hi Sinem!

As a Turkish citizen you have to buy InterRail anyway. The only question is whether you need a Belgium or a Turkish InterRail pass. ;)

The rules say that you would need a six months consecutive stay in Belgium in order to be allowed to buy a Belgium InterRail pass so the starting day of your trip decides which is the right one for you. In your other post you've said that you wanted to start in Jaunary - in this case you will need a InterRail pass with Turkey as country of residence. Since you are staying in Belgium at the moment this is an adavantage for you as you then can travel with your ticket in Belgium as well - if Belgium was your country of residence you would only get a discount.

It shouldnt be a problem to get the Turkish InterRail pass in Belgium, but if you want to support our work here you can also buy it online at [ux]https://rail.shop/interrail[/ux] ;)


Flo 8)

sinemis
Traveller
2 comments

Wooow Flo,
thank you well, this clarifies a lot :)
i will get it started on January and that's mean i will buy a Turkish pass, that's great,
take care.

Si