Enough Time? Russia-Indonesia Return With 6M Carnet

[DHealy91]

Hello HU members,
I'm leaving on a trip to Russia/Asia this June and because of my carnet expiry date I'm tight for time, do you think my route/schedule is possible?

Departing Date 01 June 2016
Carnet expires December 31 2016

7 months to get to Indonesia and back into Europe where carnets are not needed.

Note: I have a carnet with the RAC and it can not be extended because they have stopped issuing carnets.

Any questions please just ask!


The Plan!

Leave from Ireland
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Denmark
( FR-DEN 1 week)

Sweden
Finland
St Petersburg
(DEN - STP 2 weeks)

Moscow
Yekaterinburg
(STP-YEK 1 week)

Irkutsk (Lake Baikal)
(YEK-IRK 2 weeks)

Mongolia
Kazakhstan
(IRK-KAZ 4 weeks)

Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
India
Burma
Thailand
(KAZ-THI 4 weeks)

Vietnam
Cambodia
Thailand Again
Indonesia
(THI-INDO 5 weeks)

-Return-
Indonesia
Thailand
Burma
India
(INDO-IND 5 weeks)

Tajikistan & Heading north (no carnet needed)


89 Africa Twin RD03

[Eshark]

Time wise schedule is with grate reserve. Only few comments to route plan- there is no direct boarder crossing between Mongolia and Kazakstan, and between Tajikistan and India.

[DHealy91]

Originally Posted by Eshark

Time wise schedule is with grate reserve. Only few comments to route plan- there is no direct boarder crossing between Mongolia and Kazakstan, and between Tajikistan and India.

I knew from Mongolia to Kazakhstan I will be passing into Russia briefly yes?

From Tajikistan into India you need to pass though Pakistan ? Or is there any border crossing ?




89 Africa Twin RD03

[DHealy91]

In other words, how do I get from Tajikistan to India ?
Witch is the proper route to take?


89 Africa Twin RD03

[Snakeboy]

Originally Posted by Eshark

Time wise schedule is with grate reserve. Only few comments to route plan- there is no direct boarder crossing between Mongolia and Kazakstan, and between Tajikistan and India.

And not between Thailand and Indonesia. TS obviously need to have a closer look at maps.