steve

[8D] hiya everyone ... we went to altinkum on august 3rd for 2 weeks this year and paid our £10 visa each. we are coming back over on october 11th for a week. will we have to pay the £10 each again or are we covered by the visa stamp we got in august ... any helpful advise please
thanks
steve

speedy&wifey

Steve the visa is valid for a three month period so you dont need to pay jut go straight to customs and dont head for the q to pay for a visa.

Paul

steve

thanks very much paul ... you are as helpful as ever
cheers ... steve

speedy&wifey

no probs steve thats why we are here to make friends and share some knowledge

Gail

Hi Steve

I am going over with hubby on 11 October, we are flying from Gatwick, which airport are you going from?

Gail

steve

hiya gail, myself and erika fly out from manchester in the morning of the 11th.

Terry

Hiya Steve,
Welcome to the forum/site.
As Speedy says, don't pay again, just go straight passed the visa collection. Last year I noticed on the visa stamp it said single entry but they seem to have updated and since then you should see a visa stamp with multiple entry written on it. I double checked mine when I went twice last month to see that it read mutiple entry on the stamp, which it did. So on return a week later, I passed the test of re-entry...LOL
Quite a few people have been caught out, not knowing this and have paid again, sometimes for a whole family.
Terry

HolyJoeMuttley

Hi Steve,

If your travelling to Turkey on a regular basis it may be worth your while in investing in a residents permit. I got one in 1997 because I stayed over my three month visa. I have been told that you can only apply for these at the Turkish embassy in London but in 1997 I got mine in Ankara where I was based. If I remember rightly it only cost about £30 but please don't quote me on that. If anyone knows any different please let us, and especially me, know.

Regards

Conrad

mushtaq

Conrad from what people have said recently the price for resident visa has gone waaaaayyyyyy up to around £750 and valid for 5 years.

If the price was reasonable then it would be worth considering [V]

Mushtaq