Cash in and out of Istanbul

Hell Abubakr Mohamed Ahmed,, One of my friends faced this issue when applying for a Turkey visa As she had a valid sudanese passport and residence and work in Saudi Arabia Dammam.. Someone was informed that she was not eligible to apply for an online eVisa, as Sudanese 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/.

Hello Olga Safronova, I am also from Turkmenistan and currently hold a valid Turkmenistan passport. I have some knowledge about eVisas and travel, so I thought this information might be helpful for you. A few days ago, I traveled from Turkmenistan to Turkey. While preparing, I researched the visa requirements and found that Turkmenistani citizens are eligible to enter Turkey without a visa. In other words, Turkmenistan is a visa-exempt country for Turkey. I confirmed this information through the website below, which you can also check for details: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/all-eligible-country-for-turkey-visa/ So, if you have a valid Turkmenistan passport, you do not need to apply for an eVisa. You can directly enter Turkey without any additional requirements. I hope this helps you.

Hello Elif oge, I faced the same problem last year. since the authorities have requested the legalization of your degree, the recommended first step is to contact your home country’s embassy or consulate in the country where you are currently residing or working. They are usually responsible for handling document legalization or can guide you through the appropriate authentication or apostille process. You can check the embassy list from here- https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/