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Hi all
I need some advice plz
I want to travel from Vilnius (Lithuania) to Amsterdam without showing my passport.. cause I already don’t have, I know that it’s both in Schengen zone but I never traveled outside of Lithuania so I don’t know how it’s going on in boarder I’m not Lithuanian citizen nor European one. My route will be Lithuania-Poland-Germany-Holland .
My question which is better by bus or railway ??

You'll have to show your ID. So it looks like no go for you, I'm afraid.

Yes, you will have to show your passport. Do you have a passport?

You will not necessarily have to show your passport, but the likely hood is very high. Buses are often controlled by the German guards and trains by the Polish, so you really aren't given good chances. I assume you are illegal in Lithuania (otherwise you would have travel rights throughout the Schengen zone) so I think that you are taking a huge risk by leaving the country at all.

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Brambles24601

thanks for your answer
but in fact I’m legally here in Lithuania but all i have from document something called foreigner registration card (it's photo ID) valid for 3 months written over it my nationality it's like residence for 3 months but i don't have my passport
so this card can work instead of passport ????

plz need some answer

Contact your embassy on the value of that card.
I' ve never travelled on one like that.