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6th March 2008, 11:25
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Re: 90 day visa
i checked with the turkish embassy in london and there is no need to have a minimum of 6 months on the pasport to travel, i suspect this is another clause invented by the travel companies to protect their bookings.
trevor
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6th March 2008, 11:44
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#12
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Re: 90 day visa
so in other words trevan they make us all panic for nothing ?? i am constantly checking mine ( have the retention of a smartie) to see when i have to renew it ,just in case i need to jet off somewhere and i have less than 6 months left !
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6th March 2008, 11:44
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Re: 90 day visa
The actual wording of the passport validity issue (from Ministry of Foreign Affairs) is that you must have:
Valid travel document (passport) (It should be valid at least three months longer than the expiry date of the requested visa)
A kick on the arse off six months by my maths if you're using a ninety day Tourist Visa; and what have the travel companies got to do with it?
JF
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6th March 2008, 11:56
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Re: 90 day visa
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Originally Posted by luddendenturk
Hi Guys
When renewing your UK passport, you get any unused portion/time from your old passport added to your new one!
Therefore, if your passport is due to expire in August 2008, and you renew in March 2008, your new (10 year) passport will still have an expiry date of August 2018.
Hope that this helps.
Andrew
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Up to a maximum of 9 months - I can say this with confidence having just renewed mine!! |
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