Travelling to South Milan

The Kingdom of North Caucasia currently controls the territory of South Milan. Click here to find out why. Due to everything that's happened, travelling to South Milan can prove quite challenging, so this guide will run down everything, from getting the required documents to the journey that you will take to get to the city. Tourists and Military personnel must follow the exact same procedure, so this document is a guide for both.

Getting the Documents
To travel to South Milan, you will need 3 different documents. 1: Your UN issued passport. This must have no restrictions on it for travel to both the Republic of La Vallata and the Kingdom of North Caucasia. 2: Your permission to travel document. This must be signed for by both the monarch of the Kingdom of North Caucasia and the president of the Republic of La Vallata. 3: Your South Milan Entry Card. This allows you to enter South Milan as a visitor and will be issued to you by the Kingdom of North Caucasia once you have your permission to travel document signed for by both parties.

You can get your permission to travel from the United Nations HQ, in the room marked “Travel Visas” where you can also get it signed by both parties so long as your passport is clean for both countries. You can then get your Entry Card from the Government Room in the Monarch’s Palace, located in Central Krasnodar.

Getting to La Vallata
To travel to South Milan from abroad, you have to fly into the North Caucasian Military Base located near San Marino in the Republic of La Vallata. No passengers intending to visit South Milan are allowed to fly into La Vallata’s commercial airports. Flights run between Krasnodar Airport and the Military Base only, so you must first get to Krasnodar Airport. Upon arrival to the airport, you must show all 3 documents, which will allow you to fly into the military base. Once you have been allowed through, you will board the plane and fly to the Military Base.

Once the plane has landed, you will get into whichever vehicle you brought and head for the exit, where there will be two checkpoints. This is Checkpoint Alpha. Pull over and go up to the North Caucasian checkpoint, and hand over all 3 documents. Once the guard has checked them and has allowed you through, pull over again and go up to the La Vallatan checkpoint. Hand over all documents EXCEPT the Entry Card. Do not show any La Vallatan military or police the Entry Card. Once he has allowed you through, you will be in the Republic of La Vallata.

Getting to South Milan
The route that you must take is the only route that travellers headed to South Milan are allowed to take, so read this carefully. While you drive through the Republic of La Vallata, you MUST obey all speed limits and road laws, and you MUST drive on the left hand side of the road. After passing through Checkpoint Alpha, make your way to the intersection, turn left and join Highway 1 (marked as H1.) From there, follow signs towards Highway 2, and then take the signposted left onto Highway 2 (marked as H2.) Once you are on Highway 2, begin following signs that read “Transit S-Milan.” Once you reach the end of Highway 2, you will be in North Milan. Continue following signs for “Transit S-Milan” and pass North Milan Airport until you reach Checkpoint Bravo. You have successfully travelled through the Republic of La Vallata.