visa

[karaokemark]

180 gun icinde 90 gun gecerli muteaddit giris visesidir. Turkiye sinirlarindan ilk giriste sure baslar. calisma hakki vermez

multiple entry visa valid for an intended stay of no more than 90 days per period 180 days. duration begins on the date of entry to turkey. holder has no right to work.


The more I read it, the more I can not see a reason once you have stayed 90 days, you can go and get another visa and come straght back. It is to the advantage of tourist coming within a 6 month period more than once, but for less than a total of 90 days.
Now I have confused myself even more. I am glad we have 3 1/2 years left on our residency.
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[BM06]

quote:Originally posted by Diverbaz 1




Yes you can, only you have to take a 4, 5, 6 month residency

So you come on holiday in May as a tourist, and return as a tourist in September, but you have to become a resident[?] this sounds like a episode from Yes minister, Humphrey where are you to explain this one:D:D

[saoirse]

thanks mate-the plot thickens

I am still of the opinion it is to encourage the use of Res Permits and ends the visa run scenario but am hopeless at understanding Turkish red tape

[SteveJ]

"multiple entry visa valid for an intended stay of no more than 90 days per period 180 days. duration begins on the date of entry to turkey. holder has no right to work"

Perhaps I'm being thick but I understand it like this....

On the day of your next visit they give you a 180 day clock and it starts ticking. You can come and go as often as you like for the next 180 days as long as the total of your stay(s) does not exceed 90 days. Once you have reached 90 days you have to wait until your clock stops ticking before you can come in again. On the next visit after that you get a brand new clock and you go around again.

Before you ask - they aren't real clocks  

OK I am being thick!

[saoirse]

I think thats right. I reckon you cannot apply for a new visa until that 180day period expires

[Gorgeous_bird]

quote:Originally posted by SteveJ

"multiple entry visa valid for an intended stay of no more than 90 days per period 180 days. duration begins on the date of entry to turkey. holder has no right to work"

Perhaps I'm being thick but I understand it like this....

On the day of your next visit they give you a 180 day clock and it starts ticking. You can come and go as often as you like for the next 180 days as long as the total of your stay(s) does not exceed 90 days. Once you have reached 90 days you have to wait until your clock stops ticking before you can come in again. On the next visit after that you get a brand new clock and you go around again.

Before you ask - they aren't real clocks  

OK I am being thick!

that is my take on it as well

[Scunner]

quote:Originally posted by BM06

 So you come on holiday in May as a tourist, and return as a tourist in September, but you have to become a resident[?]

Not as I read it!

You buy a visa when you arrive in May. It is still valid in September provided that your May and September stays don't together exceed 90 days?

It's getting complicated this.

[pasha]

quote:Originally posted by BM06

i came back via Dalaman on friday,  10pound multi entry visa it now states,  Quote, Multiple entry visa valid for an intended stay of no more than 90 days per period 180 days duration begins on the date of entry to Turkey holder has no right to work''there is a printed stamp mark right across this new information stating multiple entry visa void for 90 days, what this means i just do not no, but that's how its stated word for word on the new stamp, any light on this subject would be much appreciated.

I think that this means that overall it is an 180 day spreadover visa but is void after the 90th day spent in Turkey.

[Scunner]

So the "three month" visa is now a "any three months in six" visa? That will mean a reduction in the number of tourist visas being issued. I think.

[pasha]

quote:Originally posted by Scunner

So the "three month" visa is now a "any three months in six" visa?

In a nutshell, yes.