I recently noticed that if you want to travel by train from Vienna to Deutschkreuz, for example, you inevitably have to go via Hungary.
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This connection has also existed before 1989 – at the time of the iron curtain – and it has worked.
And were you allowed to get out in Sopron?
No, not in these trains to Deutschkreutz.
Thank you very much for the star.
Gerne! ⭐
Good evening.
I am not 100% sure, but I believe that ÖBB and Hungary have signed a contract. I accidentally saw this. RIS – Border clearance in rail transport (Hungary) – Federal law consolidated, version of 12.08.2024 (bka.gv.at). That’s what I’m saying.
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No, you don’t need a passport. The train never stops in Hungary.
If Hungary locks the piece, ÖBB does not drive.
but the train stops in Hungary (Sopron)
Then at least one EU ID, e.g. ID card or passport, you have no problem
Exactly