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Visa-free entry to Turkey for up to 60 days.
Good afternoon. Please tell me, I entered Turkey on June 7, 2011. I took a ticket for the return trip on July 15, and from July 2 an announcement was made about a visa-free regime, an extension from 30 to 60 days. Does this rule apply to me?
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Most likely, it does not apply - the law has no retroactive effect.
Although, it is not clear from where you entered Turkey if you have the country Turkey in your profile.
Although, it is not clear from where you entered Turkey if you have the country Turkey in your profile.
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answered 13 years ago
You entered under the old visa waiver policy, so you likely have 30 days visa waiver. However, at the same time, you entered on June 7, and were going home on July 15 ... You counted 30 days in a rather peculiar way)))
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answered 13 years ago
Formally, the rule that is written on the visa stamp pasted into your passport applies.
And you have the old norm there - 30 days.
It is possible that repressive measures according to the old norms will not be taken in practice. But who knows about it and who can give guarantees? I think that even the Turkish border guards do not know about this. Till.
And you have the old norm there - 30 days.
It is possible that repressive measures according to the old norms will not be taken in practice. But who knows about it and who can give guarantees? I think that even the Turkish border guards do not know about this. Till.
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answered 13 years ago
"... even the Turkish border guards don't know about it. Not yet." (with)
Until they meet elena-alena )))
Until they meet elena-alena )))
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