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Entering Turkey without a visa in 2016?
Is it possible for Russian citizens to enter Turkey without a visa in 2016?
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Crazy question, and the previous answer is also crazy. 2016 is already 4 days old.
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answered 9 years ago
Since January 01, 2016, the Russian Federation has canceled the visa-free regime with Turkey. Turkey has so far refrained from retaliatory steps towards the Russian Federation and remains visa-free for tourists from the Russian Federation...
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answered 9 years ago
Russians do not require a tourist visa to enter and stay in Turkey.
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answered 9 years ago
The point is that the Russians do not have visas, if charters do not fly ... Try to get to this visa-free Turkey and how much it will cost.
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answered 9 years ago
For all CIS countries, the European Union - Turkey is still a visa-free country. We look forward to visiting!
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answered 9 years ago
And Belarusians from Ukraine fly. So, they say, 30% cheaper. JointUp, for example, provides free bus transfers from Brest to Lviv and back. On the way they pick up tourists from Kovel, Lutsk, Rivne. Very comfortably.
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It's easy for you to say "Belarus/Bulgaria"! I live in Bratsk, Irkutsk region. It's hard for you to imagine how much such a trip costs! With our salaries and the exchange rate of $ ...
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answered 9 years ago
Come to live with us - in Turkey! The salaries are good, the rate is acceptable 3 lira - 1 dollar
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answered 9 years ago
I really liked the city that invited me to visit. Manavgat is a beautiful city. Despite the season, everything lives its own life) I would very much like to be a small part of it))
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answered 9 years ago
Mayor's office of Manavgat sent you an official invitation? What merit is this?
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answered 9 years ago
As a Siberian, I can confirm that because of the Urals, Turkey is a little expensive, in Southeast Asia it has always been cheaper from there. The only exception is Novosibirsk, where there are direct flights to Istanbul.
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answered 9 years ago
Why bother with words. Did the word "meria" hit you in the eye? Meaning is important. Why did the Russians become so evil ... That's why they don't like it anywhere. During the six months of my life in Germany, the Germans did not express much love for us. Even as immigrants to their homeland.
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You wrote "the city that invited me to visit." And the measures act on behalf of the city. Is your boyfriend mayor of the city of Manavgat?
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answered 9 years ago
There are no charters from Russia to Turkey, but there are regular flights from Moscow and other cities. So you can fly to rest in Turkey, as before. And it’s better to book everything on the Internet directly, without resorting to the services of travel agencies - it’s cheaper that way.
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answered 9 years ago
If there is a regular flight, why not book a ticket yourself, and in Turkey through bookings - a hotel or apartment. It's not difficult after all. True, do not wait for everything to fall into the beak, you need to move.
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answered 9 years ago
"Why did the Russians become so evil.." Vic-Grin is not Russian, he is Ukrainian.
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answered 9 years ago
People - they are different. And Vic-Grin has a hobby, he trolls on many branches, it's better not to pay attention to the troll.
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answered 9 years ago
Just arrived from Side. We walked around Manavgat. This year there is more rain, just downpours... the whole Manavgat is in puddles... and the sea looks infernal... the elements! They flew from Moscow on a regular Aeroflot flight. The plane is full, the shuttle transfer from Alanya is also crowded. Everyone went to Alanya, we were the only ones who were dropped off in Side. No visa required. No one asks for anything, except for a passport. Booked everything and the hotel and tickets and transfer via the Internet.
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