We are planning a Mediterranean Cruise and will be in Turkey for a day. Some web sites say we need an eVisa from Turkey. Other sites say that cruisers staying less than 72 hours don't require a visa. The cruise line representatives say yes, or no, just depending upon who you get on the phone. The official Turkish web site seems to say we don't need a full e-visa but we do need something. Has anyone gone through this before and what is the proper procedure?
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Deck Hand
Visa Required for Turkey visit?
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Deck Hand
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Purser
We got one anyways. No one asked to see it. It seems to be one of those “better safe than sorry” items. We were on a ship sponsored excursion so felt like no one was going to harass us, but don’t know about exploring on your own.
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Second Mate
Why are you being visited by a turkey ?
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Cruise Director
Good to know!
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Purser