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Entry to Turkey after a ban for 5 years. The term ends in 3 months. Is it possible to freely take a tour to Turkey?
Good afternoon My mother was vacationing in Turkey. Lived with friends. Well, I exceeded my stay by 1 week. When leaving, she had to pay a fine (there was money). The customs officer offered to pay not at the moment, he said that he would just issue a ban on entry for 5 years. And that mom will be able to pay the fine on the next check-in. Mom did not want to mess with the payment and came home. And the next year, when I again wanted to go to Turkey, difficulties arose. You can’t get through to the consulate, and if you do, they simply offer to come to Kyiv and for $50 they will help. Well, if you can’t help, then the money is not returned. And they also learned that even if the fine would be paid during these 5 years, then upon arrival in Turkey, local customs officers may simply not be allowed into the country. But already 5 years have passed, that is, you can already ride freely. Same way?
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Penalties are paid only on the spot, at the airport upon departure (Antalya, Istanbul, etc.).
After 5 years of ban - check-in is free.
After 5 years of ban - check-in is free.
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answered 6 years ago
I hardly believe in the stories about "The customs officer offered to pay not at the moment" and "even if the fine was paid during these 5 years, then upon arrival in Turkey, local customs officers may simply not be allowed into the country." And even less believe in the consulate, which "offer to come to Kyiv and for $ 50 they will help."
Somehow I overstayed my visa for 3 months, paid the fine upon departure, and six months later I calmly entered again. If the term of the ban "served", enter, of course, do not worry.
Somehow I overstayed my visa for 3 months, paid the fine upon departure, and six months later I calmly entered again. If the term of the ban "served", enter, of course, do not worry.
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answered 6 years ago
Mom is fluent in Turkish. So there was a dialogue with customs. He wrote the amount in lira and issued an entry ban.
About the consulate. Do not weakly believe that they take money for resolving the issue.
For the fact that the customs may not let it in, it is written by such "you", those of little faith.
And once again I will repeat. When you call the consulate, they can not answer the question. They say "come, give us $50 and try to solve it."
No offense "weak-believers")))
About the consulate. Do not weakly believe that they take money for resolving the issue.
For the fact that the customs may not let it in, it is written by such "you", those of little faith.
And once again I will repeat. When you call the consulate, they can not answer the question. They say "come, give us $50 and try to solve it."
No offense "weak-believers")))
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answered 6 years ago
Thanks for answers. Let's go then)
I also read here that you need to take money with you for a fine just in case. That they say you will be ready for this.
We take money with a margin, but so for ourselves, to know, for the probability of payment.
I also read here that you need to take money with you for a fine just in case. That they say you will be ready for this.
We take money with a margin, but so for ourselves, to know, for the probability of payment.
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answered 6 years ago
filenkoel, You can at least be offended, but:
1. fines are paid only upon departure, there are no "later" options;
2. customs officers deal with goods, not people, they are not authorized to make a decision on entry or a ban, they do not issue entry bans.
Mom either doesn’t speak Turkish so well, or she doesn’t say something.
1. fines are paid only upon departure, there are no "later" options;
2. customs officers deal with goods, not people, they are not authorized to make a decision on entry or a ban, they do not issue entry bans.
Mom either doesn’t speak Turkish so well, or she doesn’t say something.
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answered 6 years ago
I wonder where my mother worked so hard that she then rested for 90 + 10 days.
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answered 6 years ago
What is enviable? If a. You can afford to rest for the whole season, why not relax!?
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answered 6 years ago
I do not believe it, it cannot be that a week of exceeding the visa regime becomes a reason for deportation for 5 years. Here, people who come to work for the season exceed the regime of stay in the country for 2-3 months, and if they do not pay a fine, then they are banned from entering only for half a year! Most likely the author is missing something. But, back to the topic of the question. After 5 years of deportation, your mother can freely enter the territory of Turkey.
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answered 6 years ago
Exceeded was only a week. I saw the ban document. Mom didn't do anything serious. This is not deportation.
And for the first time I hear that entry is prohibited for half a year. I read on the forums, no one has ever written for half a year. They wrote 5 years if you do not pay the fine immediately upon departure.
And for the first time I hear that entry is prohibited for half a year. I read on the forums, no one has ever written for half a year. They wrote 5 years if you do not pay the fine immediately upon departure.
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answered 6 years ago
I stayed in Turkey for 3 months, I overstayed when I flew out, no one said anything to me if I would have problems now
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answered 5 years ago
I was leaving Turkey, and there was a delay of about 16 days, at passport control I was told to go to the airport police station, there the gendarme said that I either needed to pay 800 lira, i.e. $ 200 or 5 years of deportation, so I refused to pay, I decided that there were still plenty of countries for recreation, but a year later I dragged myself behind the beauties of Turkey and decided to find out how to remove the deport, and so, in order to remove the deport, I have to go to the Visa Center in Odessa, and there pay an insignificant amount for issuing a form, and with With this document, I can go to Turkey and already at the airport in Turkey I can pay this fine in the amount of $ 200 and that's it, no problem.
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answered 5 years ago