Vi er viet i danmark min mand vil også vise at han er gift i den tyrkiske system

Dear Zia! Unfortunately, Saint Kitts & Nevis passport holders aren’t eligible for the Turkey e-Visa at the moment. The e-Visa eligibility depends on your passport nationality, not just other visas in your passport. For now, you'll need to apply for a traditional visa through the Turkish consulate. Hope this clears things up! 😊

Hey Syed! 👋 I get where you’re coming from — waiting for visa updates can be a bit of a hassle. A relative of mine fo through a similar situation recently, and from what I know, you would need to reach out to Anatolia Travel Services again and ask if they can provide you with a tracking number or any additional details to help check the status. The last time our relative applied through an agency, they gave them a tracking link to monitor my status directly. If Anatolia doesn’t have any updates, I’d recommend reaching out to the Turkish consulate in Pakistan. They might be able to give you the exact status if you have the application reference number. Hope this helps! 🤞Safe travels! 😊✈️

Hey! 👋 Since you're holding a Refugee Travel Document, you will need to apply for a visa to Turkey. Only UK citizens holding a UK ordinary passport are exempt from needing a visa for short tourist visits. Hope this clears things up! 😊

Hi there! 👋 If you're just transiting through Istanbul airport and you’re not leaving the airport, you usually don’t need a visa. However, if you plan to exit or change airports, you'll need to apply for a regular visa. Just a heads-up — the e-Transit visa is not an option for you, as your destination country is not one of the eligible countries for the e-Transit service (which is currently only available for travelers heading to Colombia, Mexico, Panama, or Venezuela). You’ll need to apply for a regular visa if you plan to leave the airport. It's also a good idea to double-check with your airline (Turkish Airlines) to confirm the details based on your specific route. Safe travels! ✈️😊

Hi Mohammed! 👋 I totally get your concern about the U.S. visa — I had the same question when I was applying for my own Turkish e-Visa with a valid U.S. visa. So, based on my experience and what I found: The U.S. visa does not need to be valid for 6 months beyond your planned stay in Turkey, as some travel agents might suggest. What matters is that your U.S. visa should be valid for the entire duration of your trip to Turkey, meaning it should cover your entry date and your whole stay. So, if your U.S. visa is valid until September 30th, 2025, and you’re planning to visit Turkey before that, you're good to go for the e-Visa! When I applied, I made sure my U.S. visa covered my trip dates and everything worked out perfectly. Also, this website helped me secure my e-Visa smoothly: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/. Hope this helps, and you should be all set! Safe travels, and enjoy your trip to Turkey! 🇹🇷✈️

Hey Goncalo! No extra document or visa needed—just your Portuguese passport should be enough. Here’s the scoop: Portugal is on Turkey’s visa‑exempt list, so Portuguese passport holders can visit or transit through Türkiye visa‑free for up to 90 days in any 180‑day period. Since you’re just transiting through the airport and not leaving the transit (airside) zone, you don’t need an airport transit visa. You’ll need a valid passport—best to make sure it doesn’t expire too soon. Safe travels and enjoy the journey!