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What documents do you need to have for independent tourism
Hello!) Consult, please. I’m flying alone for 2 months (Dec 2013 + Jan 2014), a round-trip ticket: 1) can I stay there for 2 months (I’m Russian, not married) 2) where do they put a visa? 3) is it necessary availability of a hotel reservation (or voucher)? 4) do you need a document from the bank about the availability of money on the card? 5) in general, what documents are needed and what difficulties can arise with independent tourism?
Thank you in advance!!!)
Thank you in advance!!!)
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1. Russian citizens can stay in Turkey for up to 2 months. but it is 60 calendar days.
BUT this rule is valid until December 31, 2013, after this date the period of visa-free stay in Turkey will be 30 days. Nothing is clear on the embassy website.
so this is the rub
2. see answer 1.
3. according to the rules it is necessary, in fact - they do not check. you need to know the actual address where you will live. even if it's a man.
4. According to the rules of entry, you must provide proof of funds. In fact, they rarely ask. show your bank card.
5.insurance. it's important for you
BUT this rule is valid until December 31, 2013, after this date the period of visa-free stay in Turkey will be 30 days. Nothing is clear on the embassy website.
so this is the rub
2. see answer 1.
3. according to the rules it is necessary, in fact - they do not check. you need to know the actual address where you will live. even if it's a man.
4. According to the rules of entry, you must provide proof of funds. In fact, they rarely ask. show your bank card.
5.insurance. it's important for you
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answered 11 years ago
Nothing is said about 60 days on the timatic:
Visa required, except for A max. stay of 30 days:
- for holders of normal passports issued to nationals of Russian Fed..
Visa required, except for A max. stay of 30 days:
- for holders of normal passports issued to nationals of Russian Fed..
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks a lot)))
As I understand it, it’s better to have both a reservation and a document from the bank for insurance.)))
Where else can you buy insurance?
And regarding 60 days of stay, it turns out in 2013 - 31 days, and even if the period of stay changes in 2014, then my 30 days remain in force according to the law?
As I understand it, it’s better to have both a reservation and a document from the bank for insurance.)))
Where else can you buy insurance?
And regarding 60 days of stay, it turns out in 2013 - 31 days, and even if the period of stay changes in 2014, then my 30 days remain in force according to the law?
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answered 11 years ago
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Well, if you have a reservation, it won't get any worse. about documents from the bank - you must have a bank card. show her.
insurance with any insurance company.
not 31 days, but 30. An extra day is an already expired visa. visas are always considered for 30 days.
here you have a controversial situation. best to call the embassy and ask
Well, if you have a reservation, it won't get any worse. about documents from the bank - you must have a bank card. show her.
insurance with any insurance company.
not 31 days, but 30. An extra day is an already expired visa. visas are always considered for 30 days.
here you have a controversial situation. best to call the embassy and ask
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answered 11 years ago
You can issue an insurance policy at any insurance company, the insurance coverage option of your choice, it can be minimal insurance (such as first aid) and up to covering all risks, including not only any medical assistance, but also flight delays, loss of luggage etc.
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answered 11 years ago
I am also flying a savage to Istanbul for 3 weeks from 12/25/13, in Istanbul I was already a savage once last year for 5 days, the last time upon arrival at the passport control they didn’t ask me for a voucher, bank card or insurance, but for some reason they drove from one counter to another, then I went further away and they let me through there, I flew from Minsk, only I had to buy a visa
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answered 10 years ago