Visa & entry in Dunkirk
Get in By boat Up to 12 DFDS Seaways car ferries per day cross the sea from Dover (England). The ferry service does not accept passengers on foot, but does accept cyclists. The port of Calais, which receives even more regular crossings from Dover and does take foot passengers, is about 50 km (31 mi) by road or rail from Dunkirk. By train SNCF high-speed trains (TGV) serve Dunkirk from Lille (Europe), Lens, Arras and Paris (Nord). Local trains operated by TER Hauts-de-France come in from nearby towns such as Calais (Ville). By road Dunkirk is served by two motorways. The A16 comes up from Amiens, Boulogne-sur-Mer, the Channel Tunnel and Calais, passing Dunkirk and continuing across the Belgian border as the E40 towards Ostend, Bruges, Ghent and Brussels. The A25 comes from Lille, where it connects with the A1 from Arras and Paris By plane The closest airport receiving scheduled flights is 51.1988892.8622221 Ostend-Bruges International Airport [dead link] (OST IATA), which primarily caters for locals travelling to resorts in southern Europe. It is around 60 km (37 mi) to the east near Ostend, Belgium. Due to the Schengen Agreement…
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