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hello. please help me, I'm completely confused. I am a citizen of Ukraine. By law, I can stay in Turkey for 90 days. But they say that the visa stamp is different. Last year I went to Turkey and my stamp says 90 days and a multiple entry visa is valid for one month of employment is prohibited. What does it mean? I can't stay there for 90 days on this visa?
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two types of visa (stamp) is only because of the different currency costs - 20 euros or 30 dollars. and the same thing is written on them. and act the same - 90 days (uninterrupted stay in the country). or as a multi-visa - multiple entry into the country but no more than 30 days of stay in the country. And you can't work on this visa.
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answered 13 years ago
those. you arrived - you bought a visa - you live in Turkey for 90 days - then you leave the country and do not return for the next 90 days :) selyavi
or you arrive - a visa - lived a couple of days - flew away - flew in on the same visa after a while - lived - flew away. and so on until you have 30 days of life in the country on this visa.
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or you arrive - a visa - lived a couple of days - flew away - flew in on the same visa after a while - lived - flew away. and so on until you have 30 days of life in the country on this visa.
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answered 13 years ago
thank you very much, everything is clear. And another question))). I'm going for 3 months. One for your favorite. Is it possible to take a return ticket with an open date, or can customs officers get screwed? Or is it better with a specific date?
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