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Guys, tell me please! Is a tourist voucher or hotel reservation required when entering Turkey? Or will a passport at the airport and buying a stamp be enough? Who faced it?
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if you are really from Russia, then the visa is free for you. No voucher needed, it's not Schengen :))
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, I'm really from Russia) It's just that the Turks are required to book a hotel when entering the Russian Federation. And we from the Russian Federation if we don’t need to go to Turkey?
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answered 14 years ago
even Ukrainians, in theory, need a place of stay to register, you have other rules that are different from Turkish ones. You do not need.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you very much for the answer! You made me really happy that, apart from a foreign passport, nothing is required for entry))
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answered 14 years ago
Rather than guessing, it is better to clarify everything:
Information about the Turkish Embassy in Moscow
Consular department address: 119121, Moscow, 7th Rostovsky per., 12
Reception days: Monday-Friday, 9.00-13.00
tel. 956-55-95
fax: 956-55-97
E-mail: [email protected]
Information about the Turkish Embassy in Moscow
Consular department address: 119121, Moscow, 7th Rostovsky per., 12
Reception days: Monday-Friday, 9.00-13.00
tel. 956-55-95
fax: 956-55-97
E-mail: [email protected]
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answered 14 years ago
Documents required for obtaining a visa on arrival to Turkey
1. Passport (valid for at least 3 months from the end of the scheduled tour).
2. Travel voucher.
For independent tourists, perhaps a place voucher requires an invitation or hotel reservation, check with the embassy.
It is clear that if you are flying on a charter, customs officers never ask for this voucher, but why is God not joking?!
I'm not going to scare anyone, it's just a shame to turn around at the airport !!! Good luck.
1. Passport (valid for at least 3 months from the end of the scheduled tour).
2. Travel voucher.
For independent tourists, perhaps a place voucher requires an invitation or hotel reservation, check with the embassy.
It is clear that if you are flying on a charter, customs officers never ask for this voucher, but why is God not joking?!
I'm not going to scare anyone, it's just a shame to turn around at the airport !!! Good luck.
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answered 14 years ago
until I met someone wrapped up. They flew not only to tourist areas, they didn’t ask anything like that. When you go through passport control, they don’t ask you on a charter whether you arrived or not.
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answered 14 years ago
You don’t have to do it once in a while, therefore, to be sure, you should contact the official website for information, and not to the same tourists. I also flew not only to the resort of Turkey, really they don’t usually ask for anything extra - only a passport, but everyone should know that, apart from the passport, they have additional insurance and, if not a voucher (hotel reservation), then at least a letter from the meeting party and certainly know the address of the intended stay, in addition, we do not know how many people are going to the country (without a visa, only up to 30 days for Russians), it may be enough to show round-trip tickets. By the way, the customs officers at the airport are very loyal, but when we crossed the Turkish-Bulgarian border by car, there were problems until they checked everything and gave the go-ahead to enter.
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answered 14 years ago
crossing the Turkish-Bulgarian border by car has completely different "features", therefore, as an example, it does not quite fit. In addition, hotel reservations cannot always be confirmed with a voucher.
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answered 14 years ago
That’s for sure, it’s not necessary once at a time, but you need to know what should be necessary with you. I flew to Turkey (from Ukraine), myself, they didn’t demand anything from me except a passport, there were electronic tickets, I didn’t even show them. No hotel reservation , no voucher was asked.
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answered 14 years ago
something you exaggerate comrades. rules are many and everywhere. need to know. but in fact - the Turks do not require anything from tourists crossing the border, except if you arouse their suspicion.
also, according to the rules, there must be a certain amount.
but now they only ask for a passport (+ a visa for those who need it)
also, according to the rules, there must be a certain amount.
but now they only ask for a passport (+ a visa for those who need it)
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answered 14 years ago
thanks for answers. Have you ever been asked for a hotel reservation? I just wanted to decide on the choice of a vacation spot in Turkey upon arrival, and not book in advance from Russia or take a tour package. I'm afraid there won't be any problems.
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answered 14 years ago
None of the respondents were asked, oh, wait a little longer, perhaps those who were asked will appear.
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answered 14 years ago