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I. Pedestrian-ONLY pedestrian border crossing in [[Velké Slemence-Mali Selmenci border crossing|Mali Selmentsi]] is open till 20:00. Probably there There are buses (''marshrutka'') from Uzhgorod to Mali Selmentsi (and back) every 1-2 hours for around 0.70 euros or you hitchhike there(there's not much traffic though). Only open to EU/EEA/CH and Ukrainian citizens.<br><br>II. ONLY Passenger train border crossing in Chop-Čierna n. Tisou. Trains go at 9:43 and at 17:35 from Chop and the ride lasts 1.5h and costs about 2 EUR.<br><br>III. ONLY cars Cars-only border crossing in Uzhgorod (the most complicated option): walk straight ahead from the train station main exit (westwards). After about 300m you find a big bus station. In the international service terminals (also called VIP waiting room : ) you can get a ticket to e.g. Vyšné Nemecké, which is just behind the border on the E50, for about 70 Hrivni (2,50 Euro), or Michalovce for about 250 Hrivni (9 Euro). Alternatively, you can take the public transportation marshrutka for 4 hrivnas: 19 (to KPP Masyv), 58 or 8 (to Era Shop) and walk ahead about 1 km till the border. BE AWARE: the border crossing in Uzhgorod is ONLY FOR CARSONLY, therefore you will have to catch a ride before the border. This is not easy because even though most of the cars have Slovak number plates, they are actually Ukrainians who have to cross weekly only the Ukrainian border in order to keep the foreign registration of their cars. Plus, the queues there are usually looooong, so people are reluctant to take more passengers (more time consuming if the customs will check the baggage). But if you have time it is possible to cross the border there: a friend and I took 5 hours to cross it. ) If you want to cross the border faster then we advice to either take a bus, or to use the other two border crossing options.