Having a Hungarian PR, but a non-European passport. Can I use interrail?

1. Can non EU citizens Interrail?
2. Can I use Interrail in my own country?
3. Who can use Interrail?
4. Can UK residents still use Interrail?
5. Does Brexit affect Interrailing?
6. Which is cheaper Eurail or InterRail?
7. What is the cheapest way to Interrail Europe?
8. Is Interrailing expensive?
9. What is the difference between Interrail and Eurail?
10. Is Interrail only for students?
11. Is it worth getting an Interrail pass?
12. Can you go Interrailing at 16?

Can non EU citizens Interrail?

An Interrail Pass can be used by European citizens. Non-European citizens can use a Eurail Pass instead, available from Eurail.com for the same price as an Interrail Pass. If you're not a European citizen, but you are a permanent resident of Europe, you can also use an Interrail Pass.

Can I use Interrail in my own country?

Interrail Passes are designed to offer you the best of rail travel abroad. Therefore, you cannot use an Interrail One Country Pass to travel in your own country. ... With your Interrail Pass, you can travel on trains operated by the national railway companies.

Who can use Interrail?

Youth: The Interrail Youth Pass is for individuals who are under 28 but over 11 years on the first day of validity. Adult: The Interrail Adult Pass is for individuals aged 28 years or over on the first day of validity.

Can UK residents still use Interrail?

“If you're a UK citizen, you can still travel with an Interrail Pass – this won't change as a result of any possible outcome of the ongoing Brexit debate. Check the UK Government advice on how Brexit will affect travel to the EU.

Does Brexit affect Interrailing?

If you're a UK citizen, you can still travel with an Interrail Pass – this won't change as a result of the Brexit. Interrail travellers from outside the UK will continue to be able to use their Interrail Pass to travel in the UK, too. ...

Which is cheaper Eurail or InterRail?

The Eurail offers a lot more options: you can still buy a one-country pass (though InterRail is cheaper), but you can also get two-country and regional passes. ... The cheapest option for both tickets is if you're 25 or under: the one-month pass costs €422 for InterRail and €568 for Eurail.

What is the cheapest way to Interrail Europe?

A great way to keep your interrail budget down is to choose places which are less popular with tourists by heading to 'up and coming' destinations. One of the best cheap interrailing routes would see you travel to Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Is Interrailing expensive?

Choose either a single country ticket, which starts at €47 or a global pass, which starts at €189, and lets you ride on trains in 30 different countries, including France, Spain, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. One of the cheapest options is to use this pass on 5 days over 2 weeks which costs €208 for under 27s.

What is the difference between Interrail and Eurail?

The only difference is that InterRail Passes are for Europeans and Eurail passes are for non-Europeans but it is important to select correctly. You are not eligible for a Eurail Pass if you are a European resident nor are you eligible for an InterRail Pass if you do not reside in Europe.

Is Interrail only for students?

Interrailing might be most commonly associated with students and the 18-30 crowd; hanging out in hostels and slumming it with a backpack and a bunch of mates. But the face of backpacking is becoming more and more varied, and interrail for older travellers is a growing trend.

Is it worth getting an Interrail pass?

The idea of an InterRail pass is that it saves a lot of money versus expensive last-minute tickets. ... So if you're organised (you can normally book 90 days in advance) and know where and when you want to go, it's often cheaper to book single tickets.

Can you go Interrailing at 16?

Many travel companies are only for travellers over 18, but luckily we are more than happy to accommodate 16 and 17-year-olds provided we have the consent of your parents or guardian.