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I am flying from Kharkov to Istanbul. Is it necessary to have a return ticket? Can the border service require to provide?
I am flying from Kharkov to Istanbul. Is it necessary to have a return ticket? Can the border service require to provide?
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Well, not exactly what to demand, but it is quite possible to ask. At the same time, you can refuse to present it, this is your right. At the same time, the border guard may decide not to let you into the country, regardless of whether you presented a return ticket or not, this is his right.
In my experience, a return ticket at the Turkish border is rarely asked.
In my experience, a return ticket at the Turkish border is rarely asked.
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answered 5 years ago
The return ticket is important in terms of fulfilling the duration of your stay in the country. Citizens of Ukraine can stay in Turkey without a visa for 90 days for six months - 180 days (you can be in parts .. several times for several days, but the total duration of the days of stay is not more than 90 days for 180 days). Therefore, sometimes, border guards zealously observe whether a tourist has a return ticket.
In order to have fewer questions, you can buy a ticket with an open date. A ticket with an open date is a ticket purchased for a specific flight of a specific airline, but the date of departure is not indicated ...
In order to have fewer questions, you can buy a ticket with an open date. A ticket with an open date is a ticket purchased for a specific flight of a specific airline, but the date of departure is not indicated ...
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answered 5 years ago
That you ran into an air ticket. You can leave on anything and to any country, not necessarily to Ukraine.
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answered 5 years ago
o_o
You are confusing me with someone else. What other nerves, I'm at work right now, I'll fall asleep from boredom ...
You are confusing me with someone else. What other nerves, I'm at work right now, I'll fall asleep from boredom ...
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answered 5 years ago
And if it’s a difficult route to Turkey by air, then to Greece by ferry and from Greece back to Ukraine, and the ticket for the ferry has not yet been bought, what should I present to the Turkish border guard))))
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answered 5 years ago
Or you can go to Georgia by bus ... Or by train to Bulgaria. Romance.
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answered 5 years ago
Oh, those ladies, critics. Well, where without them?!
Anyone who travels (travels) "difficult routes" does not ask such questions on the sites.
Anyone who travels (travels) "difficult routes" does not ask such questions on the sites.
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answered 5 years ago
Nowhere in the law is it stipulated about a return ticket, therefore it is also illegal to demand it.
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answered 5 years ago
Olgaolga153, but they can still ask.
lazy_person, well, I drive difficult routes. And nothing, I ask questions here from time to time.
lazy_person, well, I drive difficult routes. And nothing, I ask questions here from time to time.
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answered 5 years ago
Olgaolga153 Read here...
https://www.how2go.info/nuzhna-li-viza-v-turtsiyu-pravila-bezvizovyih-puteshestviy-dlya-ukrain tsev-i-rossiyan-v-2015/
https://www.how2go.info/nuzhna-li-viza-v-turtsiyu-pravila-bezvizovyih-puteshestviy-dlya-ukrain tsev-i-rossiyan-v-2015/
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka
It is immediately clear that you are tired at work. Otherwise, they would not "flatter in the bottle" for any reason.
It is immediately clear that you are tired at work. Otherwise, they would not "flatter in the bottle" for any reason.
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answered 5 years ago
lazy_person, it feels like you're sorry. I'm not insulting or hurting anyone, I'm just killing time. Be patient for another hour and a half.
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answered 5 years ago
link to an unknown site is this the official position of the Turkish Foreign Ministry?
If you suddenly don’t know, there is the Turkish state website evisa, here there are all the questions and answers on visas to Turkey and passports and various requirements
If you suddenly don’t know, there is the Turkish state website evisa, here there are all the questions and answers on visas to Turkey and passports and various requirements
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answered 5 years ago
evisa.gov.tr - also an official specialized separate site from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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answered 5 years ago
I just don’t know when I will fly back, in 2 weeks, 3 weeks, maybe in a month, I’m flying to visit Istanbul for an unspecified period. This is my first flight, so the question arose in most cases, they ask for a return ticket or not?
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answered 5 years ago
In most cases, they don't ask. I have been to Turkey 9 times in 15 years, they never asked me anything.
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answered 5 years ago
I confirm and support the words of ollennka, also for many years and many times and by different routes and never asked
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answered 5 years ago
Not so many years and so many times. But in Turkey they never asked for a return ticket. But in Germany once asked to show.
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answered 5 years ago
Vika, don't be smart. There is an official position, but there is a specific customs officer who did not get enough sleep, or his favorite football team lost, or he shoots in his left ear, or his wife made a scandal, or ... - and may well not let you in. He has the right, as ollennka, bored at work, already wrote in the first post.
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answered 5 years ago
mindguru please link to the official position of the Turkish Foreign Ministry
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answered 5 years ago
I flew to Istanbul at the beginning of 2019, I had a return ticket, they didn’t ask anything, then I flew to Antalya a few months later, I didn’t have a ticket, and, unfortunately, at passport control in Russia they asked for a ticket, I had to get out. (By the way, I flew alone - a girl of 25 years old, this aroused suspicion, but thank God they missed it)
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answered 4 years ago
