huggz
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Yes, its checked before you get on the train...; |
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Ovie V
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Yes but it might be worth checking to see if Driving licenses are accepted as well. I know they are with the planes |
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Julie A
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I travelled on the Eurostar in March, admittedly before the recent scares. They check your passport at Waterloo before you go through to the pre-boarding area. I can't remember if they scanned it thouugh, sorry! |
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Renee
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Absolutely have all your paperwork together, however, I have never seen them use the scanners like in the airports. |
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peter o
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getting on the eurostar.is no different from getting a air plane.and that means you must show your passport before you get on the train. |
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ottoman
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Yes ..British border control in France ..they didn't put mine through a scanner |
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LOL
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yes |
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ka yan
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Yes, you have to show your passport before u get on the train. You will have to show it after you have checked in automatically.
They sometimes write down your ID information and it is possible that they double check your passport or ID. |
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alan
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yes you do |
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xOxDominiquexOx
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yes you have to it's a must. |
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verduneuro
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Yes, they check when you get on the Eurostar. The French Police sometimes do random check for security reason but you are already in the EU so there is no such thing as border control when you have arrived in France. |
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Beatrice B
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You do need a travel document. ie. a passport (+visa) if you are not a EU citizen.
If you are a EU citizen, an identity card will be enough.
The reason: France is in Schengen space, UK is not. |
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barry-the-aardvark
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of course. And the French border control is at Waterloo. |
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rakesh18uk
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And they might also have a random check on the train too |
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