Replies: 3 - Last Post: 05-Mar-2007 17:48 Last Post By: pratyeka
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I did a similar thing last year at the Chinese and Nepal border and there was no problem as the border posts are about 7km apart.
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I haven't done it at this border, but I have at other places. I have even handed guards the wrong passport and they hand it back telling me that there is no visa. Never a problem. They don't care that you have 2 or more passports.
First check: Everbrite's travel pages, the New RU sticky,and New RU train sticky
Since I have taken the time to answer your question, it would be nice if you took the time to respond as to whether the information was helpful.
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As everbrite said, it's never a problem.
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