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If a Turkish citizen wants to come to Ukraine, does he need a visa? The question arose because he has an old-style passport, not an id-card
The agreement between our countries says that citizens of Turkey can cross the border if they have "Acknowledged individual of a huge man of the Turkish Republic (replacement of the machine-readable zone is subject to the recommendation (ICAO) Doc 9303 and other official additions)." What is meant here? :)
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Questions should not arise if you have a valid Turkish Citizen Passport (NOT an internal passport). The passport must have a sufficient period of validity (at least 6 months) ...
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answered 6 years ago
Those. using an internal Turkish passport is it possible to get to Ukraine only if you have an identity card in the form of an id card? Did I understand your idea correctly?
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answered 6 years ago
VISA-FREE entry either by "id-card" (according to the new agreement - "internal passport-id-card") or the Foreign Passport of a Turkish Citizen (90 days within 180 days). An internal Turkish passport is not good..
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answered 6 years ago
Foreign passport of a Turkish citizen - LOL, there is no such passport for Turkish citizens
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answered 6 years ago
The passport of a Turkish citizen is an official document proving the identity of a Turkish citizen when traveling outside and staying outside the country (in our usual sense, this is a foreign passport),
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answered 6 years ago
MTY18
You are saying "old sample" of the passport. You mean like... like in the picture?
Since 2010, a new one has been introduced and you don’t have it ...
They won’t let them through the old way, 8 years have passed ...
You are saying "old sample" of the passport. You mean like... like in the picture?
Since 2010, a new one has been introduced and you don’t have it ...
They won’t let them through the old way, 8 years have passed ...
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answered 6 years ago
Vika284
Your rebuke is accepted. I am not a Turk, I did not serve as a border guard. Didn't know this feature. Since 2010, a single document has been introduced that allows Turks to cross the border (it is also an internal passport) ...
Your rebuke is accepted. I am not a Turk, I did not serve as a border guard. Didn't know this feature. Since 2010, a single document has been introduced that allows Turks to cross the border (it is also an internal passport) ...
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answered 6 years ago
MTY18 Turkish citizens can enter Ukraine with any type of passport including kimlik
Passports and old passports of Turkish citizens umuma and biometric umuma, issued for a period of 10 years
MTY18 what's your friend with kimlik?
Passports and old passports of Turkish citizens umuma and biometric umuma, issued for a period of 10 years
MTY18 what's your friend with kimlik?
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answered 6 years ago
MTY18, making a new kimlik for a Turkish citizen is not a problem at all, I received Ikamet tezkeresi within a month
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answered 6 years ago
Right now I have no way to clarify what he has with his passport. But for some reason it seems to me that he has a biometric passport in the form of a book in a red cover with an electronic chip icon at the bottom. Not the same as the picture that lazy_person attached. When I wrote "I wrote an old-style passport", I meant that this is not an id-card on a piece of plastic :)
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answered 6 years ago
MTY18 so this is a normal biometric passport red at the bottom with a chip you can travel to Ukraine with it
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answered 6 years ago
MTY18
If so, then this one is it, an introduced passport since 2010.
If so, then this one is it, an introduced passport since 2010.
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answered 6 years ago
Super. Thanks everyone!
But there is another question ... Are there any problems, for example, at the airport at passport control? It is planned that he will come to visit for a few days, will live in a family. Accordingly, you will have a return ticket on hand, but there will be no hotel reservation. At the same time, the Turkish guest will be met at the airport, i.e. if necessary, it will be possible to confirm the purpose of the visit ... Or is it still not so close attention to Turkish citizens? How does it happen in practice?
Or is it better to ask this question separately?
But there is another question ... Are there any problems, for example, at the airport at passport control? It is planned that he will come to visit for a few days, will live in a family. Accordingly, you will have a return ticket on hand, but there will be no hotel reservation. At the same time, the Turkish guest will be met at the airport, i.e. if necessary, it will be possible to confirm the purpose of the visit ... Or is it still not so close attention to Turkish citizens? How does it happen in practice?
Or is it better to ask this question separately?
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answered 6 years ago
MTY18 from personal experience, familiar Turkish girls who came to visit, they didn’t book anything and lived with me, at the border they were asked the purpose of the visit and they didn’t ask for a hotel reservation. Girls from Istanbul and Bodrum.
A familiar family also entered without booking a hotel, whose daughter entered the Kiev Conservatory, then they separately made her a student visa. Family from Mersin.
Of the guys I know, male Turkish citizens (from different cities in Turkey) mostly book hotels or apartments. They say there were many questions when someone was from Gaziantep
A familiar family also entered without booking a hotel, whose daughter entered the Kiev Conservatory, then they separately made her a student visa. Family from Mersin.
Of the guys I know, male Turkish citizens (from different cities in Turkey) mostly book hotels or apartments. They say there were many questions when someone was from Gaziantep
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answered 6 years ago
Hello! In which case a Turkish citizen needs a visa to come to Ukraine? Thanks to!
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answered 6 years ago