Turkish Visa Information For Foreigners
On 17 April 2013, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey launched an electronic visa (e-Visa) application system. This system makes it easy for tourists to travel to Turkey to receive their e-Visa (www.evisa.gov.tr) online in about three minutes. E-Visa 7/24 can be accessed from anywhere with an Internet connexion. Applicants can obtain a visa after they have provided the required information regarding their identity, passport and travel dates, and after paying an online Turkey visa fee. Please note that the e-visa is valid only if tourism or trade are the intention of travel. Visas are issued by Turkish Embassies or Consulates for other purposes, such as work and studies.
Details on visas for
each Asian state:
Pakistan: official passport holders are exempted from visas for a period of up to 90 days while travelling to Turkey. It is mandatory for ordi
nary passport holders to have a visa to enter Turkey.
Afghanistan:
Holders of regular, special and service passports must have a visa to enter
Turkey. Such passport holders holding a valid Schengen member or a United
States , United Kingdom, Ireland visa or residency permit may, on the website
www.evisa.gov.tr, obtain their single e-Visa entry valid for one month,
provided that they satisfy certain requirements. For travel of up to 90 days,
diplomatic passport holders are exempted from the visa.
Bangladesh: For
travel of up to 90 days, Bangladeshi nationals holding diplomatic and official
/ service passports are excluded from the visa. It is mandatory for ordinary
passport holders to have a visa.
Kazakhstan:
Ordinary and official holders of passports are excluded from a visa for up to
30 days of travel.
Kuwait: Official
and ordinary holders of passports are exempted from the visa for travel within
the last 180 days for up to 90 days.
KYRGYZSTAN:
Ordinary and official holders of passports are excluded from a visa for up to
90 days of travel.
Malaysia:
Ordinary and official holders of passports are exempted from visas for travel
periods of up to 90 days.
Maldives:
Official holders of passports are excluded from a visa for travel of up to 30
days. It is mandatory for ordinary passport holders to have a visa to enter
Turkey.
Oman: Official
passport holders are excluded from visa for their travels up to 90 days. It is
mandatory for ordinary passport holders to have a visa to enter Turkey.
Iran: Ordinary
and official holders of passports are excluded from the visa for a travel
duration of up to 90 days.
Iraq: Official
holders of passports are exempted from a visa for travel of up to 90 days. It
is mandatory for ordinary passport holders to have a visa to enter Turkey.
Under this context:
·
Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, German, Arabic and
Chinese language options will be added to the e-Visa scheme, in addition to
English, French and Spanish.
·
In addition to Visa and Master Cards, some
widely used credit cards and debit cards accept payment.
·
Tour operators can apply for and make lump sum
payments for group e-Visas.
·
Visitors arriving in Turkey without a visa may
receive their e-Visa through interactive kiosks at Turkish airports.
·
Data concerning visa fees can be found on the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs' website:
For more information click here: Turkey visit visa for Pakistani passport
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