sweebminnow
Traveller
6 comments
Posted 13 years ago
Hey,
I am an American with Swedish citizenship as well, but I don't think I would be considered a Swedish resident. Would being a Swedish citizen with a swedish make it ok to buy an interail pass even if I have not lived here for 6 months? I sort of messed up by planning very last minute so any help with this questions would be great!
sweebminnow
Traveller
6 comments
Note: I have been living in Sweden for the past 5 months studying abroad. And my Swedish passport has Los Angeles as my place of birth listed, but nothing about how long I have lived in either country
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Hi.
Officially you will have to buy an Eurail pass as did not lived the past six months in Europe.
But if you will travel with your Swedish passport in Europe, every conductor in the trains will ask questions why you have an European passport but travelling on an Eurail ticket.
So the reality and my experience says: travelling with your Swedish passport = InterRail, travelling with your US passport = Eurail.
The place of birth isn't important.
Peter :)
sweebminnow
Traveller
6 comments
Great, thanks!