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Hey, I’ve applied for the Turkey e-Visa before, so I have some experience with the process. I’m also an Iraqi national, and I was able to apply because I had a valid UK visa as a supporting document. As far as I know, the supporting document needs to be a valid visa or residence permit issued by one of the eligible countries, such as a Schengen country, Ireland, the USA, or the UK. Since you mentioned that you don’t have a Swedish ID, I’d recommend checking whether you have any other valid supporting document that meets the e-Visa requirements. If you don’t, you may need to contact the Turkish embassy/consulate for guidance on the appropriate visa option.

Just to let you know, you actually don’t need to apply for a visa for Turkey. Since you hold a Tajikistan passport, you’re visa-exempt for short visits. So there’s no need to go through the embassy process at all — you can simply travel as long as your passport is valid and you meet the basic entry requirements.

Hi, I just wanted to share my experience as I had a similar situation with my Turkey e-Visa that was issued based on my Schengen visa. My Schengen visa was single-entry and I had already used it and returned before traveling to Turkey. However, my Turkey e-Visa was still valid within the approved dates, and I was able to travel to Turkey without any issues, as long as my e-Visa was valid and met the entry requirements at the time of arrival. The key requirement is that your Schengen visa must be valid (not expired) on the date you enter Turkey. In my case, everything went smoothly at immigration. Hope this helps.

E-visa eligibility depends on the passport you hold, not the US green card. If your nationality is eligible, you can apply online for an e-visa. If it’s not eligible, the online application won’t work, and you would need to apply through the embassy or consulate instead.

Hi, I just wanted to share some general information that may help. Iraq nationals are visa-exempt for short stays in Turkey for tourism or business purposes, so they can enter Turkey without a visa for short visits. However, for long-term stays or specific purposes such as participation in official programs or events in another country, the visa requirements and application process depend on the relevant issuing mission. Given your situation, it would be best to confirm directly with the responsible German authorities regarding where your visa application can be submitted due to the temporary closure of consulates in Iraq. Hope this helps.

This platform only provides assistance with e‑visa applications and related travel services. For matters related to joining the military, it would be best to contact the official recruitment authorities in Turkey, as they will be able to guide you properly.