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entry rules to turkey for young women
I fly to Turkey (Istanbul) on my own, without a ticket. when buying tickets, I was read the rules that young women entering alone must carry a tourist voucher (which I do not have) or 1000 dollars. It's true?
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A year ago, my wife flew to Turkey (Simferopol-Istanbul flight), there was nothing like that. Landing-buying a visa-passport control-luggage - and goodbye.
Maybe that has changed this year. On the other hand, traveling alone to a foreign country, without a ticket, and practically without money (less than $ 1,000) is at least unreasonable.
In Istanbul itself, it is better to always have a passport with you, because. they can check right on the street (apparently they are fighting drug trafficking and prostitution).
Maybe that has changed this year. On the other hand, traveling alone to a foreign country, without a ticket, and practically without money (less than $ 1,000) is at least unreasonable.
In Istanbul itself, it is better to always have a passport with you, because. they can check right on the street (apparently they are fighting drug trafficking and prostitution).
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answered 14 years ago
She thought about this question herself. My travel agent advised me to still have a hotel reservation or a facsimile confirmation of the company renting apartments (if you rent an apartment, although such a document is something from the realm of fantasy). Naturally, as always, many go just like that and "roll", but, IMHO, it's better to beware.
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answered 14 years ago
I am flying to Istanbul. I have with me a round-trip ticket, insurance, hotel reservation. You can make a hotel reservation on any hotel booking site, print it out, and then cancel it. but no one has ever checked anything. and a passport on the street as well. you can, in extreme cases, make a copy of your passport and walk with it, and not walk with the original.
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answered 14 years ago
