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Almost 3 years ago, I left Turkey, at the airport they put a ban for 5 years, as I violated the period of stay
Then there was an ordinary passport with a maiden name, now she has changed her last name and passport to a biometric one. Will I be able to enter Turkey?
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If you have a different surname now, then there will be no problems.
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answered 7 years ago
Yes, what are you talking about? Of course there will be problems - the 21st century in the yard, all the information in computers, including the change of surname.
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answered 7 years ago
where does the Turkish computer get information about changing the name of a citizen of another country?
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answered 7 years ago
a biometric passport has a built-in chip that stores various information about the owner, the main difference between a biometric passport and a simple old tanned one is that there is information on the chip that is not available to you and others, only available to special equipment for reading information from biometric passport chips, I think that Turkish border guards have such equipment
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answered 7 years ago
this is a global network, before you end up in turkey, you must first fly away.
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answered 7 years ago
The computers of the border guards of Turkey, Ukraine, etc. are not united in the "global network". These are separate systems isolated from each other.
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answered 7 years ago
Nobody says that it’s straight velkkam. If the biometric passport and information about old passports / surnames are "protected" - then there may be a problem. If an ordinary passport with a new surname - then wellcome.
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answered 7 years ago
