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Due to the abolition of the visa-free regime between Russia and Turkey and coming into force on January 1, 2016, do I need to apply for a visa if I am staying in Turkey from December 26?
Due to the abolition of the visa-free regime between Russia and Turkey and coming into force on January 1, 2016, do I need to apply for a visa if I am staying in Turkey from December 26?
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this question is definitely not for tourists, but for embassies and consulates!
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answered 9 years ago
Probably not even to the embassy, but to the Turkish Foreign Ministry. Turkey has not yet canceled the visa-free regime with the Russian Federation, but given the mutual tension, not a single Turkish embassy can predict the situation a month ahead.
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answered 9 years ago
it’s more likely that the party will close the Turkish sky than the Turks will introduce a visa regime ... and the first one already smelled in the air
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answered 9 years ago
Well, they will introduce a visa regime, well, pay $ 30 at the airport and the visa will be pasted right there in your passport, as before. No problems...
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answered 9 years ago
the question was not about the brand, but about the Turkish "Schengen" ... no?
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answered 9 years ago
It is from January 1 that a visa regime is introduced, but for now everything is as before ...
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answered 9 years ago
The stamp was the visa. Unnamed visa, pasted into the passport. And what is the "Turkish Schengen", nature is unknown.
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answered 9 years ago
Yesterday a Russian channel scared tourists with a $65 visa. Like, even an individual tourist, and not just a shuttle trader, will now think whether it is worth going to Turkey at such a cost of a visa.
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answered 9 years ago
orhideya21, what specific channel of the Russian Federation indicated the cost of a visa at $ 65?
The Turkish side did not introduce any visas for the entry of citizens of the Russian Federation, as of November 28, 2015. The Russian Federation introduces a visa regime for Turkish citizens from January 01, 2016, but the amount of the cost of a visa has not yet been announced.
orhideya21, do not speculate on emotions.
I advise the author of the question to track the information of the Turkish side, the information that is available today has nothing to do with your situation.
The Turkish side did not introduce any visas for the entry of citizens of the Russian Federation, as of November 28, 2015. The Russian Federation introduces a visa regime for Turkish citizens from January 01, 2016, but the amount of the cost of a visa has not yet been announced.
orhideya21, do not speculate on emotions.
I advise the author of the question to track the information of the Turkish side, the information that is available today has nothing to do with your situation.
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answered 9 years ago
It was an RTR planet. And what about emotions? It’s the same for me how much a visa will cost for Russians. All questions to the announcers of the RTR planet channel. It looks like they're not only talking about the junta, but about everything else. Q.E.D.
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answered 9 years ago
If you think I'm lying, search the Internet for their evening news.
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answered 9 years ago
Well, judging by the fact that Erdogan today is finally upset by the incident with the Russian SU-24, there is hope to restore the tourist and trade flow by the summer.
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answered 9 years ago
Judging by the fact that Putin signed the decree today, the hopes are illusory. Before that, there were informal actions of intimidation in Turkey - we are ..., yes, we are ... Once it went into the formal plane, then informal actions did not achieve their goal.
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answered 9 years ago
I also heard about the $65 visa. In Egypt, they also announced this amount for a visa to Turkey. Egypt is closed, Turkey is closed, what will happen next only God knows. The prospects are bleak. Belarus was banned from selling tickets to Russians in Egypt.
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answered 9 years ago
There is no information on the abolition of the visa-free regime with Russia on the official website of the Turkish Embassy in the Russian Federation, there is no information on the cost of a visa and the procedure for obtaining it. Russia has unilaterally canceled the visa-free regime with Turkey for today, Turkish citizens will have to apply for a visa to enter the Russian Federation from January 01, 2016. What does the cost of a visa for Russians have to do with it? The Turkish side has not yet introduced visas, but Ukraine and Egypt are already aware of the cost of a visa, namely, for Russian citizens. Information should be drawn from official sources - Embassies, Consulates!
For reference: to apply for a Schengen visa, you can contact the consulate of the Schengen country and pay 35 euros, or you can apply for a visa through TA and pay 65-70 euros for registration, a lot of people apply for visas through TA and the cost of 65-70 euros does not stop anyone from traveling to European countries even for families of 3-4 people.
For reference: to apply for a Schengen visa, you can contact the consulate of the Schengen country and pay 35 euros, or you can apply for a visa through TA and pay 65-70 euros for registration, a lot of people apply for visas through TA and the cost of 65-70 euros does not stop anyone from traveling to European countries even for families of 3-4 people.
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answered 9 years ago
Sent, what claims to the Orchid? She voiced what was shown on RTR.
But I think that RTR scares tourists on purpose, it's in trend now))).
The Turks are unlikely to retaliate, visas for tourists are likely to remain free. They are not fools to cut the branch on which they sit. A paid visa significantly increases the cost of vacation.
On the contrary, now they should actively promote their resorts.
But I think that RTR scares tourists on purpose, it's in trend now))).
The Turks are unlikely to retaliate, visas for tourists are likely to remain free. They are not fools to cut the branch on which they sit. A paid visa significantly increases the cost of vacation.
On the contrary, now they should actively promote their resorts.
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answered 9 years ago
Kolyan_cat, thanks for the support and for the correct interpretation of the topic of the RTR report :))
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answered 9 years ago
I’m guessing, up to 3 million Russians vacationed in Turkey a year, how many in Egypt? As many? Total 6 million tourists. Everyone was willing to spend $500 on vacation, for a total of $3 billion.
Let 2 million tourists rest in Crimea this year, and the "ceiling" for Crimea is 5 million, and there is nowhere for an apple to fall on the beach, in total Crimea will take another maximum of 3 million. Remain "out of work" 3 million tourists with 1.5 billion dollars.
For example, spending in Crimea is the same as in Turkey - $500 per person, for a total of $2.5 billion. is a recreation market. And here it is "pressed" by the extra 1.5 billion, in total, if Turkey and Egypt are not "opened", the price will increase by at least 1.5 / 2.5 = 60%. And if you take the hype, because places are redeemed in advance, competition from 3 million "extra" tourists, they book at any price just to stay with a place - sometimes 2 times. The dissatisfaction of vacationers with such an increase and the level of service that is now is guaranteed. Nobody needs it, so both Turkey and Egypt will be opened before the summer. Get ready to bet on a bottle))
Let 2 million tourists rest in Crimea this year, and the "ceiling" for Crimea is 5 million, and there is nowhere for an apple to fall on the beach, in total Crimea will take another maximum of 3 million. Remain "out of work" 3 million tourists with 1.5 billion dollars.
For example, spending in Crimea is the same as in Turkey - $500 per person, for a total of $2.5 billion. is a recreation market. And here it is "pressed" by the extra 1.5 billion, in total, if Turkey and Egypt are not "opened", the price will increase by at least 1.5 / 2.5 = 60%. And if you take the hype, because places are redeemed in advance, competition from 3 million "extra" tourists, they book at any price just to stay with a place - sometimes 2 times. The dissatisfaction of vacationers with such an increase and the level of service that is now is guaranteed. Nobody needs it, so both Turkey and Egypt will be opened before the summer. Get ready to bet on a bottle))
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answered 9 years ago
kolyan, ready to discuss the dispute: for a bottle of what and the method of delivery. I won’t argue about Egypt, this country makes no difference to me, but about Turkey ... I’m waiting for proposals, half a bottle, due to the exclusion of Egypt from the dispute, do not offer.))))
Media information should not only be listened to and retell, it also needs to be analyzed, and a part, before that, should also be divided, say, by 72. Orchid, if the Turkish side has not canceled the visa-free regime, i.e. the possibility for Russians to cross the border without visas, how can the cost of a visa be indicated? Journalists are different and the politics of the channels are different, you can’t take everything on faith and replicate nonsense, you don’t need to cry about lies either.
Media information should not only be listened to and retell, it also needs to be analyzed, and a part, before that, should also be divided, say, by 72. Orchid, if the Turkish side has not canceled the visa-free regime, i.e. the possibility for Russians to cross the border without visas, how can the cost of a visa be indicated? Journalists are different and the politics of the channels are different, you can’t take everything on faith and replicate nonsense, you don’t need to cry about lies either.
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answered 9 years ago
Liter Bushmills, for the fact that in the summer tourists from Russia will massively relax in Turkey. How it will be - either they will lift the ban on the sale of vouchers, or turn a blind eye to the reorientation of the flow through Belarus or Ukraine - this is not important.
Since we are talking only about the political (legislative) part, other factors, such as the collapse of the national currency, hostilities, swine flu, hitting the Orchid, etc., are referred to as force majeure, which cancels the dispute. :)
In total - in Turkey in 2016 the flow of tourists from Russia will be at least 75% of the level of 2015 as of November 2015 (25% is reserved for citizens who have intoxication from excessive TV reception and allergies to Turkobendera)) - I bet on this .
Since we are talking only about the political (legislative) part, other factors, such as the collapse of the national currency, hostilities, swine flu, hitting the Orchid, etc., are referred to as force majeure, which cancels the dispute. :)
In total - in Turkey in 2016 the flow of tourists from Russia will be at least 75% of the level of 2015 as of November 2015 (25% is reserved for citizens who have intoxication from excessive TV reception and allergies to Turkobendera)) - I bet on this .
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answered 9 years ago
Bushmills Original is fine. The average figure of Russians who rested in Turkey in 2015 is 3.5 million people, so you say that there will be at least 2,625,000 Russians who rested in Turkey in 2016, did I understand correctly? Will the change of power, well, from the realm of fantasy, be attributed to force majeure circumstances? I would also like to discuss the ways of whiskey delivery.
I don’t consider the wording “not worth it” by hitting an orchid, but “Sent, what claims to the Orchid? » Presentation type)))))
I don’t consider the wording “not worth it” by hitting an orchid, but “Sent, what claims to the Orchid? » Presentation type)))))
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answered 9 years ago
"Journalists are different and the policy of the channels is different, you can't take everything on faith and replicate nonsense"
I wish this could apply to all political news, not just visas. You look, and everyone's brains are ventilated :)
"if the Turkish side has not canceled the visa-free regime, i.e. the possibility for Russians to cross the border without visas, how can the cost of a visa be indicated?"
That's why I wrote that the channel SCARES its fellow citizens with so far unjustified amounts for a visa. Really, every reader needs to analyze everything. Kolyan_ket immediately read everything correctly.
I wish this could apply to all political news, not just visas. You look, and everyone's brains are ventilated :)
"if the Turkish side has not canceled the visa-free regime, i.e. the possibility for Russians to cross the border without visas, how can the cost of a visa be indicated?"
That's why I wrote that the channel SCARES its fellow citizens with so far unjustified amounts for a visa. Really, every reader needs to analyze everything. Kolyan_ket immediately read everything correctly.
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answered 9 years ago
I wish this could apply to all political news, not just visas. You look, and everyone's brains are ventilated :) -for this I am with all my hands! We have about 100 TV channels, but RTR planet is not among them, so it is difficult to scare our family. I propose to close this issue.
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answered 9 years ago
I can make delivery to Moscow, and if I win, I can also send it through Moscow, all through the office of our office.
If Moscow is not suitable, then we will come up with something else.
If Moscow is not suitable, then we will come up with something else.
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answered 9 years ago
With delivery, everything is clear, I agree. When are we summing up?
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answered 9 years ago
As an objective observer of the dispute (I personally like both scenarios), I want to make a few comments:
- despite the fact that the offer came from kolyan_cat, sent2008 is more concerned about the delivery method;
- kolyan_cat, you made a little mistake in your calculations. Crimea received more than 6 million tourists in 2013. In Soviet times, more than 8 million rested. You have not taken into account the so-called KKK (Krasnodar Territory and the Caucasus).
- there is a general trend in the Russian Federation - a reduction in the tourist flow. Those. There will be fewer Russian tourists "freed" from Turkey and Egypt - about 5 million. In addition, among this number there are "followers" - people who left two or more times. In this situation, they can reduce the number of trips.
- despite the fact that the offer came from kolyan_cat, sent2008 is more concerned about the delivery method;
- kolyan_cat, you made a little mistake in your calculations. Crimea received more than 6 million tourists in 2013. In Soviet times, more than 8 million rested. You have not taken into account the so-called KKK (Krasnodar Territory and the Caucasus).
- there is a general trend in the Russian Federation - a reduction in the tourist flow. Those. There will be fewer Russian tourists "freed" from Turkey and Egypt - about 5 million. In addition, among this number there are "followers" - people who left two or more times. In this situation, they can reduce the number of trips.
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answered 9 years ago
Therefore, I believe that the Russian Federation will live without Turkey and Egypt and those who want to get a similar budget vacation in the KKK and Crimea will fit there. Another question is what kind of rest it will be. The occupying Crimean authorities are already declaring today that the infrastructure of Crimea allows receiving about 5-6 million tourists a year. At the same time, they predict that in 2015 they will have 5 million tourists (you can google it). Those. they already foresee problems today and do not want to receive personal career losses.
I consider political factors to be the main risk of the forecast. For me, in fact, the dispute comes down to the thesis: will the Russian Federation lift the ban or not. If the Russian Federation lifts the ban, then there will be more than 2.5 million Russians in Turkey. If they don’t take it off, then there will be less than 0.5 million. They won’t go anymore because they won’t be able to comfortably get to Turkey, and not because they won’t fit in the KKK and Crimea. No more than 0.5 million will be uncomfortable risking.
It is also necessary to determine which figures can be used from which sources.
I consider political factors to be the main risk of the forecast. For me, in fact, the dispute comes down to the thesis: will the Russian Federation lift the ban or not. If the Russian Federation lifts the ban, then there will be more than 2.5 million Russians in Turkey. If they don’t take it off, then there will be less than 0.5 million. They won’t go anymore because they won’t be able to comfortably get to Turkey, and not because they won’t fit in the KKK and Crimea. No more than 0.5 million will be uncomfortable risking.
It is also necessary to determine which figures can be used from which sources.
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answered 9 years ago
I did not take into account the Krasnodar Territory and the Caucasus, because I believe that in 2015, for a number of objective reasons (the devaluation of the ruble, the large time spent traveling to the Crimea by land), they were filled to the maximum and they would not be able to accept an excess of tourists.
I also assume the 3rd option - a direct ban will remain in order to avoid "loss of face", but the ability to fly through Belarus and other countries will not be limited.
For example, after the cancellation of flights between Kiev and Moscow, air traffic was redirected through Minsk, while maintaining the cost. Those. if the largest carriers rush in and transfer charters to depart from Moscow with a transfer in Minsk or, for example, Yerevan, then for tourists this will only lengthen the one-way trip by 2 hours, which, in my opinion, is an absolutely acceptable option. And since there is a huge piece of the pie at stake, they will do it and, most likely, they are already calculating options now.
I also assume the 3rd option - a direct ban will remain in order to avoid "loss of face", but the ability to fly through Belarus and other countries will not be limited.
For example, after the cancellation of flights between Kiev and Moscow, air traffic was redirected through Minsk, while maintaining the cost. Those. if the largest carriers rush in and transfer charters to depart from Moscow with a transfer in Minsk or, for example, Yerevan, then for tourists this will only lengthen the one-way trip by 2 hours, which, in my opinion, is an absolutely acceptable option. And since there is a huge piece of the pie at stake, they will do it and, most likely, they are already calculating options now.
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