Hi!
I am traveling on an official passport and do not need a Visa for entering certain countries. Now I am in Budapest and going by train to Croatia. So where do I get my passport stamped indicating that I am exiting Budapest.
Can I do it in the train station or do I have to go back to the airport where we were permitted in and the passports were stamped?
The confusion is that we are about to catch the noon train to Zagreb and are not very sure if we can just show or tickets and move out of the country.
Regards
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11179 posts
What country issued your 'official' passport?
Posted by
Magyarország / Rep of Texas
17919 posts
Get on the train and enjoy your trip.
Posted by
Northamptonshire, England
32756 posts
What is the difference between an "Official" passport and the ordinary garden variety one issued by your (whichever) government?
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11179 posts
I have no knowledge about travels in Europe with a passport from India.
Suggest you contact the relevant governments with this type of question
Posted by
Rick Steves' Europe
16893 posts
Any necessary passport checks can normally take place onboard a train. Border agents board trains for that purpose when the border station is reached.
If you've made it, now, do you have anything to report?
Posted by
OP
2 posts
Thank you all.
Laura, you are right. Border personnel did board the train and check our passports. They took ten minutes to check the correctness and then stamped it and gave it back to us.
We did not face any problems at all.
Regards.
Posted by
7667 posts
I lived in Saudi Arabia in the 80s and had an official US passport (red color). Some European countries did not allow admission with that passport. One country was Spain. This was before the EU and may not be a problem.
I suspect that an internet search would provide an answer.