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• The pass holder must write the route to travel on the Route Booklet before starting the journey.
• InterRail passes are personal and not transferable.
• To be eligible for the InterRail pass, you must have been residing for at least six consecutive months in any European country (not only EU member states) plus Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia.
• The ticket holder must be able to provide proof of identity, date of birth and country of residence when required by railway staff, otherwise the traveller will be considered not to have a ticket.
• If tickets are lost or stolen, they will not be replaced or refunded.
• InterRail passes can be acquired up to 60 days before its date of use.
• InterRail is not valid for travel in your own country, although the pass does entitle you to discounted travel there*.
• If you want to travel through a country, which is not covered by the InterRail pass, then you are entitled to get 50% discount on the journey through that country to reach the acquired zone. You must take the fastest route and you are not allowed to stop during this trip. 75% for travel through Spain for a traveller resident in Portugal or Morocco (only 50% on AVE trains).
  

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There are trains on which supplements have to be paid. However, there are almost always other trains on the same route, which do not have supplementary charges.
Before boarding trains, we recommend checking if seat reservation is necessary and if any supplement has to be paid.
Inter-Rail ticker holders must pay for:

• Reservation on trains on which this is compulsory.
• Supplement for sleeping places (bunks and beds).
• On Trainhotels, cabin service or sleeperette supplement if the train leave the zone which the traveller has acquired.
• On tourist class on AVR and Talgo200 trains, there is a supplement of about 10 Euros (except for Spanish residents).