Follow-up Regarding Student Visa Application – Request for Update

Hi, One of my friends faced a similar situation and, as supporting proof of their UK eVisa, they provided the UK eVisa/share code document and entered the share code number in the “Supporting Document Number” section. I would recommend following the same approach. Please also ensure that your UK immigration status/permission remains valid for at least 180 days beyond your arrival date in Türkiye.

One of my acquaintances is an Indian passport holder with a valid UK visa and was able to apply for a Turkey eVisa. Based on their experience, you can apply for the Turkey eVisa through: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/

Hi Habibur, as far as I understand, Turkey e-Visa eligibility is assessed on an individual basis for each applicant. Your valid US visa may make you eligible, but it normally doesn’t extend that eligibility to your wife and child if they don’t have their own valid supporting visa. I was in a similar situation before, and my understanding is that your wife and child would need to apply for a regular (sticker) visa through the Turkish Embassy or Consulate if they don’t meet the e-Visa requirements. I’d recommend confirming with the nearest Turkish Embassy/Consulate before making any travel arrangements, since requirements can depend on the passport and individual circumstances. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. Hope this information helps.

Hi Kuldeep, I was in a similar situation while applying for my application. So here is what I have found: if you do not have a surname, just put "NA" in the application form here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/. The process of applying for an e-visa is simple and fast. Safe travel!

Hi My name is David, and I was in a similar situation where several cards failed, so I understand your concern. I found that applications and payments can be completed through https://turkey-evisa.it.com/, which accepts Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover, and other cards. Please try clearing your browser cache, using a different browser/device or network, and ensuring online/international transactions are enabled on your card.

Hi Faith, as a Kenyan passport holder, you would need to obtain a Turkish visa before travelling. Unfortunately, the Turkish e-Visa is not available to Kenyan citizens, even if you hold a valid German residence permit. Since you are legally residing in Germany, you should apply for a regular/sticker visa through the Turkish Embassy or the relevant Turkish Consulate/visa application centre in Germany. I’d recommend contacting the Turkish mission responsible for your area in Munich to confirm the current document requirements, visa fee, appointment procedure, and processing time, as these can vary depending on your circumstances. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. Your valid German residence permit should be included with your application as proof of your legal residence in Germany. I hope this information helps and that you can apply for your visa.

Hi, I had a similar question and found that Spanish passport holders generally do not require a visa to enter Türkiye for stays of up to 90 days. Therefore, you should not need an eVisa for a short Erasmus stay within this period; for longer study stays, you may need to check with the embassy or consulate directly.