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Can I fly to Turkey as a tourist if I have a work visa? There are 2 passports. I'm going to fly in March as a tourist and return back to Ukraine, a work visa from April
Can I fly to Turkey as a tourist if I have a work visa? There are 2 passports. I'm going to fly in March as a tourist and return back to Ukraine, a work visa from April
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What is a work visa? If you are really a citizen of Ukraine, then we have a visa-free regime with Turkey.
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answered 3 years ago
I want to fly for the purpose of tourism, for this I do not need a visa. But since April I have been flying to work on a visa, it is with a one-time visit
I am interested in whether I can visit Turkey as a tourist without any problems before the start of the visa. I have 2 passports
I am interested in whether I can visit Turkey as a tourist without any problems before the start of the visa. I have 2 passports
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answered 3 years ago
Valeria, you yourself answered your own question in the very first sentence:
"I want to fly for the purpose of tourism, I don't need a visa for this."
Moreover, there is absolutely no need to travel back and forth for a work visa to start working.
But two valid international passports, as far as I know, contradict our legislation.
"I want to fly for the purpose of tourism, I don't need a visa for this."
Moreover, there is absolutely no need to travel back and forth for a work visa to start working.
But two valid international passports, as far as I know, contradict our legislation.
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answered 3 years ago
I'm sorry, I really didn't know. Just before, when it was still impossible to change one's first name, patronymic and last name, when children under one year old did not need to issue a separate passport, two valid international passports were oh-oh-oh. Now, as far as I understand, at least ten. The question "what for?" do not ask.
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answered 3 years ago
One foreign passport is ordinary non-biometric, the second is biometric
I received a biometric passport when the visa-free regime was introduced, but at that time I had a valid US visa in an ordinary foreign country, so I left it
I received a biometric passport when the visa-free regime was introduced, but at that time I had a valid US visa in an ordinary foreign country, so I left it
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answered 3 years ago
Do you often travel to Europe and the USA, that is, you use two passports at the same time? Or one lies "just in case"? My mom had a similar situation. The passport lay until the American visa turned into a pumpkin. Well, getting a new one, you know, is not so easy.
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answered 3 years ago
mindguru,
2 passports is very convenient. especially if the dates are different.
and there are also antagonist countries, and if there is a stamp, for example, Syria, there may be problems with entering Israel
2 passports is very convenient. especially if the dates are different.
and there are also antagonist countries, and if there is a stamp, for example, Syria, there may be problems with entering Israel
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answered 3 years ago
I have 2 passports too. On one I usually go to the east, on the other (biometric) to the west.
When it runs out, can I get another one? Or will it only be biometric now?
When it runs out, can I get another one? Or will it only be biometric now?
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answered 3 years ago
Well, since there was such a flood about passports, two passports are also convenient for confused people. ))) I often lose my passports, credit cards and other documents.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, already only bio - which is a pity. I usually have such a cool photo. and with bio problems - the border guards will not recognize either in makeup or without)))
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answered 3 years ago
In this topic, there is an acute shortage of people who have only one passport (I think there are such people) to speak out about this.
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answered 3 years ago
Since the topic is Turkey, here you can use a simple foreign passport, a biometric foreign passport and a Ukrainian id card
But for a holiday in the Aegean region, it is better to grab a biometric passport, because you can visit the Greek islands. Due to the coronavirus, mass ferry routes between Turkey and Greece were closed for 2 years, but this year Greece and Turkey promise to reopen ferry services from the Turkish resort cities of Fethiye, Marmaris, Bodrum, Kusadasi, Cesme, Ayvalik to the Greek islands and even add a few islands with direct ferry service
But for a holiday in the Aegean region, it is better to grab a biometric passport, because you can visit the Greek islands. Due to the coronavirus, mass ferry routes between Turkey and Greece were closed for 2 years, but this year Greece and Turkey promise to reopen ferry services from the Turkish resort cities of Fethiye, Marmaris, Bodrum, Kusadasi, Cesme, Ayvalik to the Greek islands and even add a few islands with direct ferry service
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answered 3 years ago