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The Turkey eVisa is an electronic travel authorization that allows eligible travelers to enter Turkey for tourism or business purposes. This modernized visa system eliminates the need for in-person visits to a consulate, streamlining the process for travelers. The eVisa is valid for six months and generally allows tourists to stay up to 90 days within a 180-day period. There are two types of eVisas: single-entry and multiple-entry, depending on the traveler's needs. Turkey also provides visa-free entry to select nationalities for short-term visits. Travelers are encouraged to verify their eligibility and the latest entry regulations before applying.
Applying for a Turkey eVisa is a straightforward and entirely online process. Applicants need to provide basic information such as passport details, email address, and arrival date in Turkey. The process involves submitting an online form, paying the government fee (ranging from $20 to $80), and receiving the approved eVisa via email. The document is delivered as a PDF, which travelers must print and carry with them. The processing time varies, with options such as one-hour processing, two business days, or five business days available depending on urgency. About 98% of applications are approved without any issues, making the process highly reliable.
Certain nationalities may be required to provide additional information or travel with an airline approved by the Turkish Foreign Ministry. Travelers should ensure their passport is valid for at least six months from their arrival date. In case of visa rejection, applicants may visit the nearest Turkish consulate for assistance. For travelers who wish to stay beyond their eVisa validity, they must apply for a residence permit once in Turkey. Natvisa offers expert support throughout the application process and ensures prompt delivery of approved visas. The eVisa system has significantly simplified entry to Turkey, leading to an increase in tourism and hassle-free travel experiences.
