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Hey! I had a similar case when my sister sponsored me for Turkey. For Turkish visa, it’s actually more about your nationality being eligible — not your job status. You can check here if your country qualifies: 👉 turkey-evisa.it.com/all-eligible-country-for-turkey-visa If your nationality is on that list, then you don’t really need a sponsor letter. Just your passport + basic supporting docs should be enough 💼📄

Hey Yashwitha! That’s totally normal — mine said the same thing too! 😅 The eVisa usually just shows the full validity period (like 30 or 90 days), but it doesn’t mean you're required to stay that long. You can stay just 4 days — totally fine as long as it’s within the visa’s valid dates 🗓️✈️ No need to update anything — just carry your return ticket and enjoy your trip 🧳 Have fun!

Hey Alireza, Sorry to hear that — that 3-month entry ban can be a real pain, especially when it’s due to medical reasons 😔🦷 Something kinda similar happened to a friend of mine — he overstayed for hospital treatment and got a short-term ban too. Unfortunately, even if you pay the fine, Turkey’s immigration rules are strict with overstays 😕 You could try reaching out to the nearest Turkish consulate or embassy, explain your situation with proof (like your dental treatment documents), and request an exemption or a medical appeal. They might not always approve, but it’s worth a try! Also, for next time, if you think your stay might go over 90 days, apply for a short-term medical residence permit from within Turkey. That’s what my friend did later on and it saved him the trouble 💡 Wishing you a smooth recovery and hope it works out soon! 💪

Hey Basera! Totally understand where you're coming from — I know it feels like a small thing 🤗 But just a heads-up, even small mistakes in visa applications (like incorrect expiry dates) can lead to issues at immigration, especially for Turkey. They’re quite strict when it comes to matching every detail exactly with your travel document 🛂 A friend of mine had a similar case — just one field was off, and they got stopped at the airport. So if the residence permit date is showing on your visa and it's wrong, I’d personally recommend checking with support again or even reapplying just to be safe — better than facing problems at entry 😬 I know it’s frustrating, but peace of mind during travel is worth it! ✈️ Hope it all goes smoothly for you 🙌

Hey Madalina! Sounds like an exciting project! 👩‍💻✈️ From what I’ve seen, even if you're not getting paid in Turkey, activities like implementing software or attending work-related meetings can still count as “business” or “work” in the eyes of Turkish immigration. A few colleagues of mine went for short-term IT visits like this, and they were advised to apply for a business or work visa, not just a tourist or eVisa — even though it was just for a few days and unpaid 💼 Best thing is to double-check with the Turkish consulate in your country or the official visa site, just to be safe. You don’t wanna risk any entry issues at the airport 😅 Hope your trip goes smoothly and the implementation is a success! 🙌

Hey Jacqueline! 👋 Congrats on the job in Ankara! Since your degrees are Canadian, they usually need to be legalized by the Turkish Embassy in Canada, not in China. The Turkish Consulate in Shenzhen may not accept foreign-issued docs for apostille, but you can contact them to double-check 📞 Also, try asking your school if they accept digital/legalized copies — some do! Good luck with everything! 🍀✈️

Hey Shova! Don’t worry — my eVisa said “B1” too and I had the exact same question 😅 I actually asked the support team and the Turkish embassy, and they confirmed it’s totally fine for tourism. The “B1” label is just how the Turkish system classifies it, but it’s still a tourist visa if that’s what you applied for 🇹🇷🧳 I traveled with it from the UK with a BRP and had no issues at all. Just make sure your travel dates match the visa validity. You’re good to go! ✈️✅

Hey Sara! I had exactly the same situation — I flew in as a Saint Kitts and Nevis citizen and got a stamp-on-arrival a couple of times ✈️🇹🇷 Super easy, no eVisa needed. But immigration rules can change, so here’s what I did this time: I double-checked with my airline (they confirmed it’s still valid), and I also called a Turkish consulate to be safe — they said it hasn’t changed. So yeah, you’re good to fly visa-free as long as your passport is current. Still, chatting with your airline before you go is a smart move — just in case 👍 Safe travels and enjoy Istanbul! 🕌✨

Hi there! I recently had a similar layover in Istanbul with Turkish Airlines, so I can share my experience. Since you're flying on a single ticket and not planning to leave the airport or go through immigration, you do not need a transit visa for Turkey. Istanbul Airport has a good international transit area, and 4 hours should be more than enough to catch your next flight comfortably. Just make sure both your flights are on the same reservation and your bags are checked through to India.

Hey! I actually had a similar situation with my niece last year. For Turkey, your passport usually needs to be valid for at least 180 days (about 6 months) from the date of entry. Since your son’s passport expires in November and you're traveling in July, that’s cutting it really close—might be an issue at immigration. I'd recommend renewing it beforehand just to be safe. Better to avoid any stress at the border. 👍 Safe travels!