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Tell me, please, with what deadline before the expiration of the passport is allowed to enter Turkey?
The network has a lot of different information, contradictory, so I turn to the pros.
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five years ago I was a hundred days before the hour "h" - they let me in, but warned that it was necessary to change.
went for a week, that is, they left when it was more than 3 months
went for a week, that is, they left when it was more than 3 months
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answered 5 years ago
If there are less than three months left, they may not be allowed to enter any country
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answered 5 years ago
If there is a lot of different information, always look at the source. In accordance with Turkish law, the passport must be valid for at least 60 days from the date of expiration of the visa or the allowable visa-free stay of the tourist. For Russians, a visa-free stay is possible for 60 consecutive days, in total, the validity of the passport at the time of entry should not be less than four months. Ukrainians are too lazy to google visa-free terms, but the calculation principle is clear.
If someone has a ride to enter with a shorter validity period, this is good luck, but you should not focus on such cases, this is not a rule but an exception.
If someone has a ride to enter with a shorter validity period, this is good luck, but you should not focus on such cases, this is not a rule but an exception.
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answered 5 years ago
For Ukraine, at the time of entry into Turkey, there must be at least 5 months. This is absolutely true, because last year we encountered this and had to adjust the rest to certain dates. And for Russia: go to the Coral website (probably other tour operators have the same option) and check the validity of your passport for Turkey, everything is very convenient there.
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answered 5 years ago
Travel agencies on the site also often write nonsense. See official sources (legislation), and you will be happy.
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answered 5 years ago
The younger children have passports until February 11, 2021, and taking into account the fact that they had to postpone trips (we hope for October), it turns out that the passports are running out, they went on March 30 and applied for new ones. Already received. Now there is no excitement, there was no queue. We are allowed to have 2 passports in our hands (maybe three, but I won’t say, I have two with my head). It's definitely not worth the risk.
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answered 5 years ago
two passports - it's generally a fairy tale! we all have two passports (except infantes)
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answered 5 years ago
Usually it is not so much important to enter Turkey as to leave the country of residence. From Ukraine, in my opinion, they may not be released when crossing the border if the validity of the passport expires in less than 180 days.
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answered 5 years ago
dima_80_ ,
husband was released from Ukraine to the CIS with a passport in the month of expiration
husband was released from Ukraine to the CIS with a passport in the month of expiration
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answered 5 years ago
I don’t know about Ukraine and all the CIS, but in Russia there is definitely no such chip, so that they would not be released abroad due to the short validity of the passport.
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answered 5 years ago
The rule is to leave 60 days before the expiration of the passport, the rest of the options are "as lucky." I flew out in 59 days, I was a little nervous, they didn’t delay me. I can’t say anything about the CIS, especially the article!
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answered 5 years ago
I don’t understand - why take the risk, if the passport is coming to an end, why not change it? I just got burned once when they didn’t let me out with an almost expired passport, I also thought I’d skip, but then I only got on the bus fare, and the time spent with the money to return home. But if there was a paid tour with a flight, I would probably bite my elbows.
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answered 5 years ago
I don’t understand this either .... Moreover, making a passport is not expensive and not a problem. Now I understand the meaning of these requirements. When acquaintances were stuck in Sri Lanka, some in Bali, some in India ... People flew for a period of 2 weeks to a month, and as a result they are already sitting there ..... More than a month and how much longer they will have to sit there ... .. Well, if even the passport was on the verge ..... In Bali, somehow everything is very loyal and on visas (they were automatically extended) and in general everything is not as tough as in India, for example. There, the locals decided that the locals brought the crown and refuse to sell them food, water ... Like outcasts .....
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answered 5 years ago
I know how a mother with a 6-year-old girl flew out of Australia (she was there with her mother), transplanted in Jakarta (Indonesia), then to Istanbul, and then Zaporozhye. So, while waiting for the plane in Jakarta, the Turks closed the airspace due to coronovirus, and people got stuck. And Jakarta is not Bali, and they don’t have Indonesian visas. And they sit in the transit hall with practically no money, and everywhere the airspace of many countries is closed, and the Ukrainian consulate does not want to move! It was hard to get out of there! So money, visas, passports should be without a gap, you never know what! Especially now!!!
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answered 5 years ago
Indonesia visa free. You can't lay straws everywhere, unfortunately. And given the force majeure with the coronavirus, I hope Indonesia will issue them visas or permits if the situation drags on longer than the visa-free period.
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answered 5 years ago
In 2014, I flew through Moscow to Tunisia as a regular standard tour, even then you could buy tours from Moscow. Kyiv-Moscow-Kyiv regular season
It was February, the passport ended in June. 2 weeks before departure, the TO sent a letter that you need to change your passport, everything is OK with Tunisia, but when they fly back from Tunisia in early March, Russia will not let me in
Made an urgent passport.
There is a lot of time before the opening of the borders with Turkey, so you can safely make a new passport
It was February, the passport ended in June. 2 weeks before departure, the TO sent a letter that you need to change your passport, everything is OK with Tunisia, but when they fly back from Tunisia in early March, Russia will not let me in
Made an urgent passport.
There is a lot of time before the opening of the borders with Turkey, so you can safely make a new passport
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answered 5 years ago
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"... like in India, for example. There, the locals decided that the locals brought the crown. ."
And what about the tourists?
"... like in India, for example. There, the locals decided that the locals brought the crown. ."
And what about the tourists?
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answered 5 years ago
haber-x, you ask me? I am describing a specific situation to you and in India (In the tourist zone) it is very deplorable for a white tourist. Such aggression from the lower castes (it is the lower cysts who attack and rush), the rest simply poke their fingers and shout the crown .... they are not allowed into the shops, into the cafe. Now friends have cooperated with other stranded tourists in a separate guesthouse (the owner is not Indian, but not white and lives there for a very long time), so he goes to them for food and brings water ... otherwise it would have been a complete f..c. There is also a problem with cash, they can’t withdraw from the card, as there are kilometer-long queues to working ATMs, and white people are not allowed to get there. We contacted the embassy (they did this at the beginning because there was a hope to leave, now they just ask for help and protection .... but alas ... now the quarantine seems to be easing, they really hope for it. I didn’t expect such a nightmare from India, very I loved Goa, vacationed there often.
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those. Do you still insist that in India, despite the fact that the coronavirus was "brought" by the locals, white tourists are blamed?
those. Do you still insist that in India, despite the fact that the coronavirus was "brought" by the locals, white tourists are blamed?
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answered 5 years ago
it was a simple text error, usually when you write T9 on the phone, you can change the word or the computer itself can correct it, but it’s impossible to edit the comment. It happens to me too often
I think that they meant non-locals "There, the locals decided that non-locals brought the crown and refuse to sell them food, water ... Like outcasts ....."
Coronavirus is Coronavirus
I think that they meant non-locals "There, the locals decided that non-locals brought the crown and refuse to sell them food, water ... Like outcasts ....."
Coronavirus is Coronavirus
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answered 5 years ago
Let's find fault with such mistakes .... when I write from the phone, and even at that time while driving .... alas, there is no edit button here. But you are sitting at home, you apparently have nothing to do, except for the type of not understanding the meaning of what is written. Everyone who is ok with logic understands the meaning, those who are not very good require clarification.
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answered 5 years ago
moy_contakt, well, you are a busy person in any way - write such long comments while driving))
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Yes, imagine, it would even seem like quarantine, but traffic jams have not been canceled .... here I am scribbling in between.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka! After all, our topic is not about which country is visa-free, but which is not. The post is about the documents being normal, you never know!
In Jakarta, it was probably a little different than in Bali. I tried to write that the attitude of our embassy, and the lack of money, and that this was an intermediate point, and even that this woman with a small child could not even think about such a situation. the remaining money she was able to contact Zaporozhye, and from here they began to pull her out! You are an experienced tourist and could come up with something, but she is not.
This was my post. Unfortunately, there were similar cases before the pandemic. Not fully informed people intervene. And that's why I am writing here.
It’s easy to tell which hotel of the two is better in Egypt. But when, when boarding a cruise, it turns out that in Morocco, Ukrainians need a visa, unlike Russians, but they were not informed about this in TA and they thought that they would receive it in Egypt, going to shore. It was in Casablanca with a couple of Odessa residents.
There is also a difference in the visa policy of Russia and Ukraine.
In Jakarta, it was probably a little different than in Bali. I tried to write that the attitude of our embassy, and the lack of money, and that this was an intermediate point, and even that this woman with a small child could not even think about such a situation. the remaining money she was able to contact Zaporozhye, and from here they began to pull her out! You are an experienced tourist and could come up with something, but she is not.
This was my post. Unfortunately, there were similar cases before the pandemic. Not fully informed people intervene. And that's why I am writing here.
It’s easy to tell which hotel of the two is better in Egypt. But when, when boarding a cruise, it turns out that in Morocco, Ukrainians need a visa, unlike Russians, but they were not informed about this in TA and they thought that they would receive it in Egypt, going to shore. It was in Casablanca with a couple of Odessa residents.
There is also a difference in the visa policy of Russia and Ukraine.
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answered 5 years ago
And my advice, especially when you do not go on the beaten track. Go over your topic ten times at home so as not to get stuck anywhere.
I know the case, also from cruises. People were late for the cruise ship, and there the ship would not wait, they decided to catch up by plane and fly to the next port, but there was a storm and the port did not accept the cruise. The ship went further. And what to do? here are some catch-ups!
I know the case, also from cruises. People were late for the cruise ship, and there the ship would not wait, they decided to catch up by plane and fly to the next port, but there was a storm and the port did not accept the cruise. The ship went further. And what to do? here are some catch-ups!
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answered 5 years ago
And lastly, about visa-free Indonesia. There is such a thing as TIMATIK. What is it - you can see on Wikipedia.
In simple terms, this is a database regarding the rules of air travel to any country and airports around the world. So at that time and to the present, Indonesian airspace is closed for any flights of any passengers, except for categories specified specifically (diplomats, etc.) And such a ban situation happened in Jakarta,
according to the quarantine agreements, the woman found herself in this position.
By the way, literally today a plane flew from Kyiv to London, and the issue with Finland has not yet been resolved.
In simple terms, this is a database regarding the rules of air travel to any country and airports around the world. So at that time and to the present, Indonesian airspace is closed for any flights of any passengers, except for categories specified specifically (diplomats, etc.) And such a ban situation happened in Jakarta,
according to the quarantine agreements, the woman found herself in this position.
By the way, literally today a plane flew from Kyiv to London, and the issue with Finland has not yet been resolved.
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answered 5 years ago
Ah, well, that is, the tourist stuck in not because of visa requirements, but because of force majeure with the closure of borders. It's not exactly guessable.
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answered 5 years ago