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Is it necessary to have a certain amount of money when entering Turkey?
There is information that you need at least $ 300
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How are you going to get there? At a minimum, you need to have $ 30 per person for a visa.
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answered 14 years ago
I'm going alone. to visit my sister. I will live in a hotel for 10 days, the registration sheet has already been sent to me and I printed it out (it also turned out to be a necessary customs whim)
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answered 14 years ago
Friends who were there a few years ago said that I don’t let Ukrainian and Russian girls in without a minimum amount of cash, .... To avoid illegal prostitution (an unspoken customs law for our girls)
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answered 14 years ago
Well, according to your nickname, you can’t think in any way that you are a girl (excuse me, I didn’t mean to offend).
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answered 14 years ago
ahahah, nothing))) just the other was not accepted)) I'm 25))
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answered 14 years ago
I don't know who told you about the money and where you are going to present it. When a plane arrives, all the people go to the windows with a hamuz, where stamps (visas) are glued into their passports. You need to submit a passport and money for a visa through the window (for Ukraine 30 dollars or 20 Euros). I've never seen anyone show anything else in that window, whether it's a girl, a guy, or whatever.
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answered 14 years ago
what the hell?! at the entrance, they never asked me or my friends about the availability of money. I went alone too. There have never been any problems. You can even go with 100 dollars
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answered 14 years ago
It is not good to go even to the closest relatives without money, you must have the minimum amount (the same $ 100), but this is for yourself, and not for show. In my opinion, Turkish customs officers do not care at all what you have with you, except for your passport. (The times when the Turks were prejudiced against girls passed with the dashing 90s, then they really found fault with singles). My daughter calmly travels alone to any country, and she went to the same Turkey, and to Egypt, I’m not talking about countries with a stricter visa regime (USA for example) Customs officers can arrange an inspection for some reason they know, but if you show all the necessary documents, there will be no questions, but cash, complete nonsense, show a bank card, no one will check how much money is on it.
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answered 14 years ago
No need to show any money, nothing but a passport and money for a visa when crossing the border is not needed.
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answered 14 years ago
Can you specify the city where you are going?
in fact, according to the law, cash is required to enter any country, and the customs service has the right to ask them to present it.
if your friends were in Istanbul a few years ago, then it is likely that they could be asked to present. this has been practiced before.
now there is no such thing. sometimes in Istanbul they may be asked to show a return ticket - but rarely.
in the resort towns, in general, everything is simple.
in fact, according to the law, cash is required to enter any country, and the customs service has the right to ask them to present it.
if your friends were in Istanbul a few years ago, then it is likely that they could be asked to present. this has been practiced before.
now there is no such thing. sometimes in Istanbul they may be asked to show a return ticket - but rarely.
in the resort towns, in general, everything is simple.
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answered 14 years ago
Also, how to send money. I ended up in the local "jail" at the airport just because I didn't have enough cash. There was a visa card, but they didn't care. They kept us for a day-a nightmare!!! There were about 15 of us there. Even sportswomen in uniform. Then he was expelled from the country and that's it! And this despite the fact that there was a voucher for a holiday in a 5 star hotel. That's it, beauties!!! And no one could do anything, although many girls were "not simple" ....
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answered 13 years ago
I wonder where you were asked about their availability, at what stage, at what airport?
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, it's true about money. I was last year in Turkey - July 2011. When a girl of 19 years old was returning with me, she came to Turkey for 10 days, she had a return ticket and 500 dollars with her. They said that she had little money, she was afraid that she would be engaged in prostitution. This she began to find out already at passport control. Then the police came and took her to the police station, and a day later she was put on a plane to Kyiv. Like this. Of course, she cried, they also bought her a ticket or sent it for free, in any case, they didn’t take money from her.
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answered 12 years ago