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My friend and I are going to visit my sister who now lives with her fiancé in Antalya. there are several questions that I can’t find answers on the net 1) we don’t have vouchers (only round-trip tickets), 2 unmarried girls, won’t they treat us with suspicion? what to say at passport control?
2) how much alcohol (vodka) and cigarettes can be carried (we have one bag for 2 in luggage) do the import standards apply to what will be bought in duty free? thanks!
2) how much alcohol (vodka) and cigarettes can be carried (we have one bag for 2 in luggage) do the import standards apply to what will be bought in duty free? thanks!
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you can bring with you per person:
- 1 liter of spirits, 2 liters of wine
- 200 cigarettes
what is bought in duty free goes beyond the norm and is not limited in any way - the main thing is not to open the package
there will be no problems with the flight
you don’t have it written that you are visiting, and not on a ticket :)
if you were flying through Istanbul, you could be asked to show money at the rate of $ 50 per day per person.
enjoy your holiday
- 1 liter of spirits, 2 liters of wine
- 200 cigarettes
what is bought in duty free goes beyond the norm and is not limited in any way - the main thing is not to open the package
there will be no problems with the flight
you don’t have it written that you are visiting, and not on a ticket :)
if you were flying through Istanbul, you could be asked to show money at the rate of $ 50 per day per person.
enjoy your holiday
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answered 15 years ago
another important point - if you have old-style passports (red and without TIN)
take a copy of the identification code with you (they may ask at the border)
take a copy of the identification code with you (they may ask at the border)
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answered 15 years ago
Hello!
I don’t know, I flew to Antalya and Istanbul alone, and
no one asked me anything at passport control. She came up with a visa, bought me a pasted and went. Just you never know, then show the return ticket! Have a good rest!
I don’t know, I flew to Antalya and Istanbul alone, and
no one asked me anything at passport control. She came up with a visa, bought me a pasted and went. Just you never know, then show the return ticket! Have a good rest!
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answered 15 years ago
in our luggage we carried much more than 1 liter, no one really looked. The main thing is not to break the movers. In duty free without restrictions. There will be no suspicions (they never ask for a voucher at passport control, only a ticket, or rather a boarding pass), you need to speak if they ask that you are going to rest, although I think they will not ask. And most importantly: nowhere is it written that two young girls cannot fly to Turkey without a ticket.
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answered 15 years ago
My husband and I flew to Turkey, we left two blocks of cigarettes in our luggage, and so the cigarettes were stolen and the vodka was broken, it's a shame :-(
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answered 15 years ago
Wrap your suitcases! and if you see that there was an autopsy, then you can make a claim!
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answered 15 years ago
I also flew to Antalya. and to istanbul, and to izmir .. pay money for a visa and calmly go further where you need :)
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answered 15 years ago
to the carrier company through which you flew, you need to take a picture of everything and apply!
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answered 15 years ago
I meant to take a picture if the suitcase was torn - a film, and if it was stolen things, then you already need to write a statement to the baggage delivery department!
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answered 15 years ago
Well, here I am saying that I flew to Belek in September, and to Alanya at the end of October, it's hot, then I can imagine what's going on in July!
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answered 15 years ago
according to the new rules - your luggage can be opened as suspicious and not incur any punishment ...
the argument is the fight against terrorism ...
(I'm not saying that this is done without fail - but these are the new rules)
the argument is the fight against terrorism ...
(I'm not saying that this is done without fail - but these are the new rules)
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answered 15 years ago
and where is it said? And secondly, before the luggage is loaded onto the plane, he goes through an inspection, and if there is nothing suspicious, then with what joy do they have the right to open the luggage ?!
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answered 15 years ago
yulkasimpapulka - if there is a suspicion - they can ...
The rules allow checking luggage even in the absence of a passenger. In this case, the opening of luggage should be carried out by a commission of police officers and security services in the presence of two witnesses. If the passenger of the aircraft refuses to undergo pre-flight screening, the contract for the air carriage of the passenger is considered terminated.
http://www.newslab.ru/news/230471
The rules allow checking luggage even in the absence of a passenger. In this case, the opening of luggage should be carried out by a commission of police officers and security services in the presence of two witnesses. If the passenger of the aircraft refuses to undergo pre-flight screening, the contract for the air carriage of the passenger is considered terminated.
http://www.newslab.ru/news/230471
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answered 15 years ago
do you have an invitation? if not, then drill 50 dollars a day per person, they may even ask !!! it doesn’t matter antalya or stamb ... and inn too ...
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answered 15 years ago
I flew to Antalya myself :) True, it was in 2006, but no one asked who I was going to. Vodka was carrying 3 liters :))) the main thing is to wrap it well with towels and hide it away inside.
And they gave the right advice about wrapping suitcases with foil ... it's more reliable.
And yet .. you need someone to meet you at the airport .. believe me, they will start pestering you as soon as you leave the airport ...
And they gave the right advice about wrapping suitcases with foil ... it's more reliable.
And yet .. you need someone to meet you at the airport .. believe me, they will start pestering you as soon as you leave the airport ...
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answered 15 years ago
In November 2009 I went to Antalya (via Istanbul) to see my boyfriend. All I was asked: 1. Purpose of your visit? 2. Passport? 3.Visa? 4. What amount of money do you have with you? 5. The presence of a return ticket? ... EVERYTHING ... I was told in advance that the amount should be at least $ 1000, but at passport control in Turkey and Ukraine no one asked to show this money - they simply asked "how much".
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answered 14 years ago