9 Mayıs'ta Sfenks Havalimanı'ndan İstanbul Havalimanı'na aktarmalı ve ardından Podgresi Havalimanı'na seyahat ediyordum ve çantam henüz gelmedi. Lütfen benimle iletişime geçin.

Hi there, I hope your upcoming trip for medical treatment goes smoothly. From my experience and what I’ve seen shared by others, the Turkish e-Visa system typically supports standard national passports only. Unfortunately, the Blue United Nations Laissez-Passer (UNLP) is usually not eligible for an e-Visa, especially when used for personal travel rather than official UN missions. In cases like this, it’s generally recommended to apply through the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate, where you can explain the purpose of your trip and present your supporting documents (like medical reports and appointment confirmations). Safe travels and best wishes for your treatment!

Dear Sir, As a fellow traveler, I’d like to share that Saint Kitts and Nevis passport holders do not require a visa to enter Turkey for tourism or business purposes for stays of up to 90 days within 180 days. However, I always recommend checking the Turkish embassy before your travel, as visa policies can occasionally change. Wishing you a smooth and pleasant journey to Turkey

Hi there! 👋I had a similar layover in Istanbul recently, so happy to share what I know. Since you're holding a Pakistani passport and a valid UK BRP (residence permit), you're eligible to apply for a Turkish e-Visa online. The e-Visa allows you to enter Turkey for tourism or short visits, and it's a pretty smooth process if you meet the eligibility criteria, which it sounds like you do. Just make sure your UK BRP is still valid during your travel dates. Enjoy your time in Istanbul — 18 hours is perfect for a quick city tour! 🌆✨ Hope this helps 😊

Hi Sai Smaran, I had a similar situation a while back, so I’m happy to help! Based on my experience and the general rules for Turkish e-visas, once you've used up your 30-day stay limit on a single-entry e-visa, you cannot reuse or extend that same visa. However, you don’t need to wait until the full validity period (21 September 2025) ends to apply for a new one. You can apply for a new e-visa once you leave Turkey and as long as you meet the eligibility criteria again (passport, residence permit, etc.). Just make sure your total stay doesn’t exceed the permitted duration. Of course, visa policies can change or be case-specific, so it’s always good to check the latest info by contacting the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate. Hope that helps! Wishing you safe and happy travels to Turkey!

Hi there! I recently looked into this for a friend, so happy to help. Argentine citizens can enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within 180 days. Portuguese citizens also enjoy visa-free access to Turkey for up to 90 days. So if you're planning to stay for just a month, neither Argentine nor Portuguese citizens need an e-visa for Turkey. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry. Safe travels!

Hello Jake, One of my friends faced this issue when applying for a Turkey visa. Someone was informed that she was not eligible to apply for an online eVisa, as Myanmar nationality does not meet the eVisa eligibility requirements. She was guided to check the eligible country list here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/all-eligible-country-for-turkey-visa/. She was also advised to apply for a sticker visa at the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate, either in her country or in a nearby country. The embassy and consulate details can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/.