Turkish Tourist Visa from Ireland

Hi Saba, As per the information I have, if your son is an Indian passport holder, then he must have a separate supporting document. A parent's supporting document cannot be used to apply for an e-visa for him. To apply for an e-visa as an Indian passport holder, it is mandatory to provide a supporting document (a valid visit visa or residence permit from the USA, the UK, Ireland, or any Schengen country). If he has a 6-month valid passport and a valid supporting document, he can directly apply for an e-visa here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/. Otherwise, he will need to apply for a regular/sticker visa through the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate. To get information on the latest requirements of the sticker visa, I recommend contacting the Turkish embassy or consulate. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. I hope this information helps you to apply for a visa. Happy journey for your upcoming visit to Turkey.

Hi! I was in a very similar situation, so I thought I'd share what I did. I'm also a Palestinian passport holder, and even though I had a valid U.S. visa, Confused for process of online. After trying to find more information, I decided to visit the Turkish Embassy directly. The embassy guided me through the process, I applied for a regular visa there, and everything went smoothly. I received my visa and travelled to Türkiye without any issues. Since you also have a Palestinian passport, I think the easiest option is to visit or contact the Turkish Embassy in the country where you'll be applying. They'll let you know exactly which documents you need and how to proceed.

Hi Geeta, I recently had a layover in Turkey for 5 hours. So I will share the information I have with you. If your daughter is not required to pass through immigration for check-in and she stays in the airport transit area, then a transit visa is not required. If she is required to leave the airport transit and pass through immigration for her next flight. Then a transit visa will be required. I would suggest contacting the airline she will be travelling with to check if she requires a transit visa or not. Also, you can check for more details on a transit visa here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/turkey-transit-visa/. I hope this information helps.

Hi Fozia, I was in a similar situation. So I can share the information with you. If your Turkey e-Visa expires on 2 June 2026, you cannot use it for a 30-day stay by entering on 1 June 2026. An e-Visa's validity period defines the period during which your stay must be covered. Your visa must remain valid for the entire duration of your intended visit, not only on the date of entry. Therefore, if you plan to stay for 30 days, you need to apply for a new e-visa. Which can be easily applied here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/. The application is simple and fast. I hope this information helps.

Hi Khololoud, A friend of mine from Syria recently visited Turkey, so I can share the information with you. Syrian passport holders are not eligible to apply for a Turkish e-visa. Rather, they need to apply for a sticker visa through the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate. I recommend contacting the nearest Turkish embassy or consulate to get information on the latest requirements for the sticker visa. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. Hope you have a wonderful trip to Turkey.

Hi Aparajita, In most cases, you do not need to apply for a transit visa twice separately. If your nationality requires a Turkish transit visa and you plan to leave the airport during both layovers, you can usually apply for a single or multiple-entry Turkish visa, depending on your travel itinerary and eligibility. You can check for more details on a transit visa here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/turkey-transit-visa/. However, if you remain inside the international transit area and do not pass through immigration, many travelers do not require a transit visa at all. It’s best to check based on your nationality, passport, and whether you will exit the airport during transit. I hope this information helps.

Hello Amra, My uncle just travelled to Turkey with a Swedish ordinary passport, and as per my understanding, Swedish ordinary passport holders, including children, can usually travel to Türkiye visa-free for short tourist stays of up to 90 days. However, since your son has a provisional passport, I would strongly recommend checking directly with the Turkish Embassy or consulate before traveling, as temporary or provisional travel documents can sometimes have different rules. Contact details of the embassy/consulate can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/ Also, make sure the passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival. Safe travels and enjoy your vacation I hope that the shared information helps. Safe Travel!