michael14101981

can any 1 help me?

me an my friend who ıs turkısh are consıderıng goıng for a holıday ths wınter but are havıng dıffıculty obtaınıng knowledge as to whıch countrıes are no problem to vısıt been a turkısh cıtızen can any 1 help me wıth any lınks where ı could abtaın thıs ınformatıon ı know more often than not vısas can be quıred for varıous countrıes but ıt ıs purely for a week or 2 week vacatıon we are enquırıng the uk ıs not some where ı would wısh to go on holıday!!!

thanks for any help

Germaine

I actually enjoy holidaying round the UK. London is an exciting city with no end of things to do (although one weekend is enough for me). The Lake district has some fantastic scenery as does Scotland and Wales. The UK funparks are pretty good for the kids. the only downside is the weather. But then what with global warming we only ever seem to get a cold snap nowerdays rather than a fullblown white winter.
I never really thought about how difficult it is for Turks to holiday abroad. are they really that restricted ?

michael14101981

yes it is very tough many countries ımpose strıct rules for vısas ı know some are very relazed ıe egypt but lookın for a full dırectory ıf u wıll or possıbly a sıte that tells u all ınfo

canim

Theres a listing HERE

Chocolat

I think these are some places you can try!! I think they are all correct but I am sure if you went to the consulate they will be able to give you an up to date list.

My favourite on here would be Morroco lots to see and do and good temperatures at this time of year. Egypt used to be popular but I think you now need a visa.

If you want to go anywhere in Europe you will need a Schengen Visa.

Hope this helps.

Andorra

Argentina

Albania

Bahamas

Barbados

Belize

Bolivia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Chile

Colombia

Costa Rica

Croatia

Cyprus (Turkish side only)

Dominica

Ecuador

Egypt

El Salvador

Fiji

Gambia

Georgia

Grenada

Hong Kong (think you may need to check this)

Indonesia

Iran

Jamaica

Japan

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan

Macedonia

Malaysia

Maldives

Mauritius

Monaco

Morocco

Philippines

Romania

Saint Lucia

San Marino

South Africa

South Korea

Seychelles

Singapore

Solomon Islands

Swaziland

Sri Lanka

Thailand

Trinidad and Tobago

Tunisia

Tuvalu

Uruguay

Vatican City

West Samoa

mavi

wow what a list, I would pick the Maldives... or Sri Lanka.... oooh, or Fiji...

if the budget doesnt stretch that far, there are some fab places to go to in Turkey, or their is always northern cyprus..

steve smith

My friend wants to visit us in the UK for the winter, he is a Turkish citizen does anyone know what i have to do to enable him to visit and stay with us any help will be superb thanks.

mavi

visa page for british embassy - link h e r e

uk visas home page - c l i c k h e r e



How do I qualify to travel to the UK as a visitor?
You must be able to show that:

you want to visit the UK for no more than six months
you intend to leave the UK at the end of your visit, and
you have enough money to support yourself and live in the UK without working or needing any help from public funds.
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What is a visa?
A visa is a certificate that is put into your passport or travel document by an Entry Clearance Officer at a British mission overseas. The visa gives you permission to enter the UK.

If you have a valid UK visa we will not normally refuse you entry to the UK unless your circumstances have changed, or you gave false information or did not tell us important facts when you applied for your visa.

When you arrive in the UK, an Immigration Officer may ask you questions, so take all relevant documents in your hand luggage.
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Do I need a visa to visit the UK?
You will need a visa if you:

are a national of one of the countries listed in the Visa and Direct Airside Transit Visa (DATV) nationals page on this website
are stateless (you do not have a nationality)
hold a non-national travel document (a travel document which does not give you the nationality of the country that issued it), or
hold a passport issued by an authority that is not recognised in the UK.

for more - click here..

hope this helps

steve smith

Mavi, thank you so much this will do nicely, regards Steve