Visa Inquiry for tourism

Hey Vanessa 👋 A friend of mine was in a very similar situation — also a Canadian permanent resident but born in another country that wasn’t showing on the eVisa list. In their case, they couldn’t apply online and had to go through the Turkish embassy/consulate instead.

Funny enough, the exact same thing happened to me when I applied for my Turkey eVisa a few months back. I got the visa instantly by email, but then later I noticed a random refund in my account and was super confused In my case, I just reached out to their support team and they cleared it up right away. Everything was fine with the visa itself — it was just a processing/payment issue. You can contact them directly here 👉 https://turkey-evisa.it.com/contact-us/ — they’ll check your order and let you know why the refund came through.

Hey Nelson, I had the same issue, but my layover was just for 20 hours. When I tried to apply for an e-Transit visa, I found out that it's not available for Nigerian citizens. So, I had to apply for a regular eVisa for Turkey to avoid any complications. You can apply for one too — they provided brilliant service when I applied. Here’s the link: 🔗 https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/

My brother had a similar situation. He also didn’t complete his studies in Turkey and left them pending. Later, we visited the Turkish Embassy in our country, and they assisted us with further support. I suggest you visit your nearest Turkish Embassy as well — I hope your issue will be resolved too.

I had a similar issue and later came to know that the supporting document (such as a visa or residence permit) must be valid for at least 6 months from the intended date of arrival. If you have another valid supporting document, you can apply online. Otherwise, you will need to apply through the Turkish Embassy, as I had to.

Hey Saima, I had the same concern. I contacted the support team, and they told me to enter the expiry date of my share code to proceed further. I did the same and got my eVisa approved within minutes. I suggest you do the same — I had a wonderful trip to Turkey!

Hello SAIMA RAFI, I have been through a similar situation recently, so I truly understand how confusing it can be. To help with your application, make sure you include all relevant details related to your share code in the supporting documents section. This should cover: 1.The share code itself 2.Share code's issue and expiry dates. You can check it form here-https://turkey-evisa.it.com/turkey-documents-requirement/ I hope this helps you resolve the matter. Wishing you a smooth and pleasant journey ahead!

My friend is also from Eritrea and was looking to apply for an eVisa. He has a U.S. Green Card, but we found out that he is not eligible for an eVisa. So, we went through the regular visa process via the embassy instead. I hope this information help you