Transit vasa required for Northern Cyprus study permit

Hi Ammar, I was in a similar situation recently. The 8-day duration of stay on the Schengen visa only applies to the time you are allowed to spend in the Schengen Area. It does not limit how long you can stay in Turkey. As long as your Turkish e-Visa is valid and you meet its conditions (including having a valid supporting Schengen visa when required), you can stay in Turkey for the period permitted by your Turkish e-Visa, even after you have left the Schengen Area. Just make sure you do not exceed the allowed stay on your Turkish e-Visa and that your supporting Schengen visa remains valid during your travel. Have a great trip!

Hi Vinoth, my friend was in a similar situation. So I would share the information I have with you. To apply for an online transit visa, your final destination needs to be one of the following countries: Panama, Venezuela, Mexico, or Colombia. If your final destination is different from the listed ones, you need to apply for a transit visa through the Turkish embassy or consulate. We would suggest contacting the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate to get information on the latest requirements for the transit visa. 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 Hoq, I would like to inform you that Bangladeshi passport holders are eligible to apply for a Turkish e-visa. Also, they need to provide the supporting document (a valid visit visa or residence permit from the USA, the UK, Ireland, or any Schengen country). Without the supporting document, you need to apply for a regular/sticker visa through the Turkish embassy or consulate. To get information on the latest requirements for a regular/sticker visa, we suggest contacting the nearest embassy or consulate. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. Safe Travel!

Hi Bibi, a friend of mine recently visited Turkey. Congolese passport holders are not eligible to apply for an e-visa. Rather, they need to apply for a regular/sticker visa through the Turkish embassy or consulate. We suggest contacting the nearest embassy or consulate to get information on the latest requirements for a regular/sticker visa. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. Hope this information helps.

Hey My self Yogenj, I understand how frustrating it is to wait, especially when you're planning a family vacation. If I were you, I would contact Anatolia Services or the Turkish Embassy directly. Sometimes it's the fastest way to get an update. My grandparents were in a similar situation. They applied only two days ago, contacted the embassy directly to follow up, and their visa was issued the very same day. Every application is different, but reaching out directly can sometimes help you get a status update or speed up the communication.