What is my country of residence?

Your country of residence is the country in which you have citizenship or are a legal resident. It must be the country where you reside for the majority of your time. 

The country you select as your country of residence will be shown on your Pass as follows.

• For a mobile Pass, this information is available in the My Pass section of your Pass (tap the +Details button next to your name). It will also show on the mobile Pass ticket.
• On a paper Pass, it's printed in the top-right corner of the ticket. You will have to bring official proof with you on your trip that shows you are a citizen or resident of the country listed.

Travellers who live in one of the 33 European countries included in our Pass Network will often start and end their journeys in their country of residence. If you would like to make any journeys within your country of residence during your Interrail trip, there are a few rules to keep in mind:

• For Interrail Global Passes, travel within the country of residence you select is generally limited to one outbound and one inbound journey, which can occur any time during your travel days. When using an Interrail Global Pass to leave from or return to your country of residence, you must use one of these inbound/outbound travel days. More information on travel in your country of residence.
• Interrail One Country Passes can only be used for travel in the selected country. Travel to or from this country is not included in the Pass. Please note that you cannot purchase a One Country Pass for travel in your own country of residence. 

• More information on your country of residence can be found in the Conditions of Use.