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how much money do you need to take with you?
Please tell me how much money I should have with me so that I was not deported back in Istanbul
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And who will ask you how much money you have? We got off the plane, bought a stamp, they slapped it on you
into your passport and forward through customs and passport control. At passport control they checked your identity, at customs they looked at your hand luggage. Who will ask?
into your passport and forward through customs and passport control. At passport control they checked your identity, at customs they looked at your hand luggage. Who will ask?
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answered 13 years ago
there were just cases when young girls were deported back because they did not have money
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answered 13 years ago
can you find out what brand it is? it’s just that I’m flying for the first time
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answered 13 years ago
Cases are rumors, or specific facts. Then go to the website of the Turkish consulate. Multiply the minimum amount of money you need for a day in Turkey by the number of days and determine.
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answered 13 years ago
A Turkish visa is a stamp that you buy at a bank at the airport, it is glued on and then an arrival stamp is placed on it at the border control. When you fly away, a departure stamp from Turkey.
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answered 13 years ago
Although I am from Ukraine, and you are from Uzbekistan. Maybe you have other rules, find out on the website of the embassy.
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answered 13 years ago
This is not a rumor, the young girl's question is right.
In countries where it is not necessary to open a visa in advance, they have the right to ask when entering the country what material support do you have for living in this country?
Perhaps she came to work?
Therefore, in the Schengen countries this amount is defined as 40 euros per day, then here, in Turkey, you need to have approximately the same amount for every day.
In Thailand, the amount of $ 700 is also determined, but rarely anyone asks for it.
So there is no need to take risks, you should always have money or a bank card with you.
In countries where it is not necessary to open a visa in advance, they have the right to ask when entering the country what material support do you have for living in this country?
Perhaps she came to work?
Therefore, in the Schengen countries this amount is defined as 40 euros per day, then here, in Turkey, you need to have approximately the same amount for every day.
In Thailand, the amount of $ 700 is also determined, but rarely anyone asks for it.
So there is no need to take risks, you should always have money or a bank card with you.
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answered 13 years ago
to oresta! No one in Schengen at the border control asked me how much money I was carrying, I proved this about obtaining a visa at the consulate or the Visa Center, which is why I wrote, contact the consulate, because different countries have different rules. Maybe the Belarusian rules are not suitable in Uzbekistan. There was no talk about Thailand at all. Girls need to go to Istanbul, they are unlikely to ask for money, but money is always needed. Once again, I advise you, go to the website of the Turkish embassy. To be sure.
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answered 13 years ago
I just gave examples that where a visa was made at the consulate, they should not ask anything there (you proved your financial solvency at the consulate).
And in countries where we buy visa stamps at the airport, they have the right to ask for the finances you have, regardless of where the girl came from and what nationality she is.
I wrote that in Thailand you need to have 700 dollars with you.
In Turkey, I don’t know what the requirements are for the amount (I gave the example of the European Union - 40 euros per day).
And in countries where we buy visa stamps at the airport, they have the right to ask for the finances you have, regardless of where the girl came from and what nationality she is.
I wrote that in Thailand you need to have 700 dollars with you.
In Turkey, I don’t know what the requirements are for the amount (I gave the example of the European Union - 40 euros per day).
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answered 13 years ago
thank you very much, today I already found out how much money you need to have while living in Turkey for a month $ 1500
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answered 13 years ago
Well, you see, it's good to know!
You will not spend it, you will bring it back, but no questions are terrible and you will feel confident!
You will not spend it, you will bring it back, but no questions are terrible and you will feel confident!
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answered 13 years ago
no one will deport you back. don't listen to the "well-wishers". Nobody will check your money. How many times have I flown (not only to Turkey, but also to the Schengen countries, and to Japan). It never happened.
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answered 13 years ago
To Elena25 The girl is not going to a resort town, where everyone goes on tours, where no one checks anyone. She goes to Istanbul, where she does not even have a place to live. Her other question on this site is where to rent an apartment?
So do not confuse Schengen, Japan, where you made a visa and submitted documents about your financial solvency.
Here, at the entrance of a young girl without money, they might think that she came for money, having neither money nor housing.
And the fact that people advise her, in my opinion, no one has any interest, and she will definitely need money.
So why this market?
So do not confuse Schengen, Japan, where you made a visa and submitted documents about your financial solvency.
Here, at the entrance of a young girl without money, they might think that she came for money, having neither money nor housing.
And the fact that people advise her, in my opinion, no one has any interest, and she will definitely need money.
So why this market?
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answered 13 years ago
And no one claims that they will definitely check, but they can ask!
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answered 13 years ago
if asked, tell me. But no one is forcing you to tell the truth. then, your card will not be rechecked in order to check whether you said the truth or not
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answered 13 years ago
To Oresta52. I was in Istanbul (I flew to a friend). So, similarly, no one asked how much money I had. And about how much money to take with you, then, of course, the more the better.
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answered 13 years ago
And why such passion! Bazaar!!! They explained to the person that they would not be forced to interrogate and fill out currency declarations (well, this has never happened to me and my friends who work with Turkey), that money is needed is a must.
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answered 13 years ago
Girls, don't fight!
Russia and Ukraine have very loyal conditions for the visa regime and border control with Turkey, rather than Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan. Therefore, what they do not ask us, they can ask them.
Russia and Ukraine have very loyal conditions for the visa regime and border control with Turkey, rather than Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan. Therefore, what they do not ask us, they can ask them.
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answered 13 years ago
That's why I recommended the consulate or embassy
Turkey in this country.
Turkey in this country.
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answered 13 years ago
I didn’t understand what country you are flying from (Russians don’t pay for a visa anymore if they fly to Turkey for a short-term vacation, for example for a month) If you still have a visa, then upon arrival you stand at the window where it is issued, there for each countries, the cost is indicated in bucks or euros, you hold out your passport with money, you get a visa payment mark (stamp) and go to customs control at another window, as a rule, they don’t ask for anything other than a passport, but since you are eating a savage, you must have a package with you documents, like any foreign tourist: medical insurance, hotel reservation or call, round-trip air tickets (possible with an open date) and money in the amount of at least $ 50 per day (as for any European country). Once again I say, usually no one will ask you about this, but all this should be!
About money - it is not necessary to have it in cash, you can have a bank card (here, for sure, no one will check how many of them you have there) However, it is not reasonable to go to a foreign country with an empty pocket - even to work, and therefore you need to have 300 bucks !
About money - it is not necessary to have it in cash, you can have a bank card (here, for sure, no one will check how many of them you have there) However, it is not reasonable to go to a foreign country with an empty pocket - even to work, and therefore you need to have 300 bucks !
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answered 13 years ago
I would like to write to everyone!!!! Just arrived from Bulgaria - Bulgaria is wonderful! But Istanbul (we were driving from Bulgaria!) Is just awful! That old, as they say, good Istanbul has turned into a cesspool of the market, where almost every young! Turk (Turks, who are over 50 still behave very courteously and with dignity!) young everyone is trying to deceive, throw, steal and even get nasty! They answer and understand in Russian, but when they put a bill or take money, they don’t understand anything and just behave arrogantly and boorishly! Yes! And again - forget about shopping! Very expensive - everywhere, and the quality is very doubtful! In Varna, we did a wonderful shopping 2-3 times cheaper! In general, the impression of Istanbul (except for the Bosphorus and mosques!) The most unpleasant thing left!
Yes! Take a lot of money! Very expensive Istanbul now!
Yes! Take a lot of money! Very expensive Istanbul now!
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answered 13 years ago
And what about those who are from Belarus? I'm afraid to fly. I read on the forums that Belarusian women can go back! wow...$50 a day..Noah I'm flying to Izmir! I just found a cheaper plane.
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answered 12 years ago