Turkey e visa; is it valid for two trips?
I am applying for an e-visa from Turkey (since I have a 2 year duration German tourist visa). The Turkish visa says validity is 6 months and 90 days stay for each trip.
The point that I am unclear about is whether I can use this e-visa on more than one trip? I keep connecting on flights via Istanbul so I may other future opportunities to land in Turkey.
Any help?
Best Answer
Turkey issues multiple entry E-visas.
https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/info/
If your visa is multiple entry (according to description you have provided, it is), you can enter multiple times in turkey.
6 months, 90 days means that you can stay upto 90 days on each entry for the validity mentioned.
Update: Since you are an Indian citizen, you are not eligible for multiple entry e-Visa.
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Is Turkish E-visa multiple entry?
Ordinary passport holders can obtain three month-multiple entry e-Visas via the website www.evisa.gov.tr. They can also get their visas from Turkish diplomatic representations abroad or they can obtain their three month-multiple entry visas upon their arrival to Turkey at the ports of entry.How long is a Turkish E-visa valid for?
The Turkey e-visa is typically valid for 180 days after arrival (the validity will also depend on your current nationality.)Is Turkey E-visa single entry?
The Turkey online e-Visa, introduced in 2013, is a single or multiple-entry visa, that allows stays of 30 or 90 days, depending on the nationality of the passport holder. Eligible citizens are required to complete the Turkey online e-Visa application form to enter the country.What is the difference between E-visa and visa for Turkey?
Turkey e-Visa Although the e-visa process for Turkey is much simpler and faster, it requires additional requirements as compared to the sticker visa. You need to check before applying online whether you meet the requirements so you can be sure of getting the e-visa quickly.Turkish E-Visa for Tourists (Online Application)
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