The visa exemption, which was published in the Official Gazette with the signature of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, appears to be one-sided for now.
In the past weeks Greece A visa that would make it possible to visit the surrounding islands for 7 days was on the agenda. We have shared with you in our relevant content the cost of this development, which is especially pleasing to those making holiday plans, and which islands it covers.
Now, with the decision of the President, we have become the country that provides visa exemption. However, the focus of the decision, which offers visa-free visits to Turkey to citizens of 6 countries, is not on Greece. The countries in question USA, Bahrain, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Canada appears as.
Citizens of these countries will be granted visa exemption for 90 days in every 180 days for touristic visits.
The decision published in the Official Gazette with the signature of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Foreigners and International Protection Law No. 6458 It is stated that it was taken in accordance with Article 18. For those who are curious about that decision, we have directly quoted it as follows:
President;
a) Regarding the determination of passport and visa procedures to make deals and, when deemed necessary, to unilaterally abolish the visa requirement for citizens of some states, to provide visa convenience, including exemption from visa fees, and to determine visa durations,
b) For foreigners, to cover a region or the whole of the country, in case of war or other extraordinary situations. passport terms and conditions to put,
c) Entry of foreigners to Turkey binding or restrictive on certain conditions is authorized to take all kinds of precautions.
For now, when we look at the Foreign Affairs website of the relevant countries, we see that the visa exemption is one-sided. We will also be providing you with information about whether this will be updated later.
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