Transcontinental Race (London - Istanbul) - #TCRNo4

There was some chatter on Facebook a while back about this one. I think there are some border crossings which are only for locals but you can apply in advance and get a permit. There was then a debate as to whether that was legal or not - I reckoned it was the same as applying for a visa in advance but most people disagreed!

Here: I've found the relevant bit

Béla Kuzler Notice: Border crossing here: 43.037827, 18.654562 , between Bosnia and Montenegro use only separate licenses. You must report your trip and ask for permission from both side. Or choose another border crossing, this is simpler. smile emoticon
Like · Reply · 1 · 27 January at 13:44 · Edited
Urs Arnold Kutschera
Urs Arnold Kutschera Hi Bela, what about going over the "green" border. There is a dirt road from Gacko to Pluzine a bit north of the point you mentioned. Could it be a problem going over borders like this?
Like · Reply · 27 January at 21:45
Béla Kuzler
Béla Kuzler I don't know exactly , but my friend said , use only official border crossing. This isn't official. smile emoticon
Like · Reply · 28 January at 07:28
Urs Arnold Kutschera
Urs Arnold Kutschera I know 2 cyclists which passed there but the political situation changed, so might be not a good idea! wink emoticon
Like · Reply · 28 January at 07:35

Ah, my northerly route is wrong here.
I've come in from E762 and not gone to Pluzine before starting the required parcours.

My southerly route comes up on the M6 through the "Ilino Brdo Border Crossing" so does hit Pluzine.

Decisions, decisions.

If you mean the road the heads basically west from Pluzine, around the water, past Camp Vrbnica, splits into two before crossing the border, it seems to disappear and turn into dirt road?