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I came to Turkey six months ago before quarantine, I have a residence permit and a marriage with a citizen, I want to fly to Turkey. Ukraine can do it now, but Russia can't. Because of the Russian abroad, they may not be allowed in?
I came to Turkey six months ago before quarantine, I have a residence permit and a marriage with a citizen, I want to fly to Turkey. Ukraine can do it now, but Russia can't. Because of the Russian abroad, they may not be allowed in?
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Somehow it is not clear from the question where you are now. You can enter Turkey with Russian foreigners, even from Russia. Now the difference is open to residence permit holders.
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, the idea is not framed. "I came to Turkey six months ago before quarantine, I have a residence permit and a marriage with a citizen, I want to fly to Turkey." ? Where is he located, where does he want to fly from and where?
One must think that the topicaster is now in Ukraine and he has a passport gr. RF?
That's why schools used to write "Statement", accustomed children from childhood to logical thinking ..
One must think that the topicaster is now in Ukraine and he has a passport gr. RF?
That's why schools used to write "Statement", accustomed children from childhood to logical thinking ..
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answered 4 years ago
This is called "Ukrainian has not yet been learned, but Russian has already been forgotten"))).
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answered 4 years ago
While we do not know from where and where a friend with a Russian passport is trying to fly, all these are idle assumptions.
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answered 4 years ago
Well, in general, yes. But as I understand it, it will fly either from Russia or from Ukraine.
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answered 4 years ago
Quite right. And they either let him in or they don't. Which, in fact, was required to be proved.
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answered 4 years ago
We don’t even know in which country he has a residence permit (I suspect that this is Ukraine), to a citizen of which country is he married? Where is he now? He knows how to talk, but he cannot ask (write) ...
Solid "here .. here"
Solid "here .. here"
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answered 4 years ago
I have a residence permit and marriage to a citizen
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Personally, I understand that the residence permit and the Turkish citizen are the same.
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Personally, I understand that the residence permit and the Turkish citizen are the same.
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answered 4 years ago
The author of the question is silent, but the "experts" have already decided everything for him ...
I, too, have no idea what it means "they may not let me in." If in the country from which you are flying there is a flight to Turkey, then no one has the right to let you in, even if you have a foreigner, even Zimbabwe, even San Marino ...
You are asking some kind of heresy. If there is a flight from your country to Turkey, then fly calmly. Don't brainwash everyone.
I, too, have no idea what it means "they may not let me in." If in the country from which you are flying there is a flight to Turkey, then no one has the right to let you in, even if you have a foreigner, even Zimbabwe, even San Marino ...
You are asking some kind of heresy. If there is a flight from your country to Turkey, then fly calmly. Don't brainwash everyone.
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answered 4 years ago
Alexandr is obviously no less "expert" than everyone else, but what he doesn't know is that now almost all countries have two lists: group A and group B, green and red, or something else. And before buying a ticket, it would be worth asking which of these lists is the name of your country and whether it exists at all. The presence of a flight in our enlightened time still does not mean anything.
Even I strongly doubt that citizens of Zimbabwe or San Marino are now allowed into Turkey. Although in a week this information may well change. So it's not as simple as it really is.
Even I strongly doubt that citizens of Zimbabwe or San Marino are now allowed into Turkey. Although in a week this information may well change. So it's not as simple as it really is.
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answered 4 years ago
If the current residence permit of Turkey and + the wife of a Turkish citizen (if you correctly assumed citizenship) are allowed into Turkey from Ukraine and Russia
Maybe a person lives in Crimea and has several passports. It is in Kherson that the majority of Crimeans make foreign passports of Ukraine
Maybe a person lives in Crimea and has several passports. It is in Kherson that the majority of Crimeans make foreign passports of Ukraine
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answered 4 years ago
With a Turkish residence permit, they cannot refuse to let him into Turkey. The whole question is whether the residence permit is Turkish)).
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answered 4 years ago
to Turkey from Ukraine with a Russian passport and a Turkish residence permit? elementary under one condition - the presence of aircraft
from the Russian Federation - the same condition)))
from the Russian Federation - the same condition)))
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answered 4 years ago
On July 1, the Turks have flights from Kyiv to the cities of Turkey
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answered 4 years ago
