PASSPORTS AND VISAS
On arrival in Turkey, you must show a valid passport and visa requirements, or other official documents that satisfactorily establishes your identity and nationality.
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PASSPORTS
Turkish people have compulsory ID cards, which they must carry with them at all times. Foreigners are also expected to carry such ID with them, which means that you should keep your passport with you at all times.
All foreign passport holders require a visa for Turkey, which is purchased at the point of entry.
VISAS
For tourist visas, there is no need to apply in advance or to fill in any forms. If you are flying to Turkey, you will buy your visa at the Turkish airport on arrival. You will see the visa desk, situated just before passport control. You must buy your visa, which will be stuck into your passport by the official, before you join the queue for passport control.
Visas are multiple entry and are valid for 3 months. Each passport holder must purchase a visa including infants. Tourist visas do not give you the right to take up paid or unpaid employment or to reside, or to study or to establish yourself in business in Turkey.
British overseas citizen passport holders and other nationalities should contact the visa section of the Turkish Consulate to check visa requirements.
e-Visa application is possible from any place with internet connection. Provide the requested information, make online payment and download your e-Visa. The whole process takes 10 minutes.
The most up to date information will be found on https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/ please visit.
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