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Is it possible to enter Turkey with a passport in the maiden name?
Is it possible to enter Turkey with a passport in the maiden name? is there a database of married and divorced women? got married a year ago. everyone writes you can, the travel agency said you can, but I'm worried! I'm leaving in a week there is no time to make a new foreign visa. waiting for answers!!!
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thank! I just noticed that the forum is Ukrainian)) I'm from Russia. also possible? )
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answered 12 years ago
ah, so it is united ... sorry))) I'm just a beginner, I haven't figured it out yet
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answered 12 years ago
You can go, don't worry. The Turks, of course, are loving people, but they don’t break through the database of married and divorced people.
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answered 12 years ago
)))) Yes, I'm afraid that they won't let me out of Russia... thank you all for your support! I'll post how it went later.)
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, your last name (Yakovenko) is not Russian at all)))
As a matter of fact: But, logically, there should be no problems, you do not show two passports (internal and foreign) when crossing the border, and the validity of the passport has not expired.
The fastest (I don't know exactly) You, of course, are breaking the law, since you must probably change your documents within a certain period of time - this should be spelled out in the legislation of Russia. And perhaps there may be problems later when changing the passport to a new surname - this is just my guess, but I would consult a lawyer.
As a matter of fact: But, logically, there should be no problems, you do not show two passports (internal and foreign) when crossing the border, and the validity of the passport has not expired.
The fastest (I don't know exactly) You, of course, are breaking the law, since you must probably change your documents within a certain period of time - this should be spelled out in the legislation of Russia. And perhaps there may be problems later when changing the passport to a new surname - this is just my guess, but I would consult a lawyer.
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answered 12 years ago
It looks like the law does not require changing a passport, for example, such a link http://www.baby.ru/blogs/post/30057/
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answered 12 years ago
Can!!! My daughter flew like that. As far as I know, whether or not to have a salary is a personal matter of a person and the period for replacing it after marriage registration is not prescribed (that is, in fact, it is valid until the end date), there are practically no problems as long as there are no children, traveling with you and you are not going to resolve any disputes on tourism in court (where, in addition to the RFP, you will need to present a civil one). Don't worry, fly and enjoy your holiday.
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answered 12 years ago