As of last week, citizens of Antigua and Barbuda can apply for a Turkey visa while Armenian citizens can also get a Turkish visa. After Syria’s president announced that the state would no longer require visas from Americans in order to visit the country, the government decided to relax some visa policies for foreigners.
What is a Turkey Visa?
A Turkey visa is a document issued by the Turkish authorities that allows an individual to enter and stay in Turkey for a specific amount of time. The visa is usually valid for up to 90 days and can be used for tourism, business, or medical reasons. Turkey Visa for Antigua Barbuda Citizens
To apply for a Turkey visa, you must first obtain a visa application form from the Turkish embassy or consulate in your home country. The form will ask for your name, nationality, date of birth, occupation, and other relevant information. You will also need to provide a passport photo and proof of travel insurance. Once you have completed the forms and submitted them to the embassy or consulate, you will be given a visa appointment notification.
Once you receive your appointment notification, you will need to arrive at the embassy or consulate no later than the scheduled time to begin the visa process. At the embassy or consulate, you will need to provide your passport and visa application forms together with your passport photo and required documents. You will then be given an interview window in which you can answer any questions about your trip to Turkey and why you require a Turkey visa. If everything is in order, you will then be given a visa stamp in your passport and can start planning your trip
Types of Turkey Visas
Foreigners from Antigua and Armenian citizens can apply for a Turkey visa. The following are the types of Turkey visas: Turkey Visa for Armenian Citizens
Visitor visa
This type of visa is for foreigners who want to visit Turkey for a limited period of time. It allows them to stay in Turkey for no more than 30 days and to visit only specific places.
Business visa
This type of visa is for foreigners who want to work in Turkey. It allows them to stay in Turkey for up to 90 days and to work only in specific sectors.
Student visa
This type of visa is for foreigners who want to study in Turkey. It allows them to stay in Turkey for up to 180 days and to study only in specific sectors.
How to Apply for a Turkey Visa
If you are a foreigner from Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Cyprus, Georgia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, The United Arab Emirates or Yemen and wish to visit Turkey for tourism or business purposes you can apply for a visa.
The visa application process can take up to three weeks and costs US$60 per person. You will need to provide your passport information and a copy of your boarding pass from the last country you visited. You will also need to provide evidence that you have enough money to stay in Turkey for the duration of your visa and that you have no criminal convictions.
Things to Remember When Applying for a Turkey Visa
When foreigners from Antigua and Armenian citizens apply for a Turkey visa, they should keep in mind the following:
-First and foremost, applicants must have a valid passport that is still valid for at least six months after the intended date of travel.
-The visa application form must be filled out completely and accurately. Errors may cause delays or rejection of the application.
-Applicants must provide documentation that shows their identity (e.g. a driver’s license) and proof of residence in Turkey, such as a lease or rental agreement.
-All documents must be original and not photocopied. Photocopies may result in delays or rejection of the application.
-Applicants are required to pay a fee for a Turkey visa, which varies depending on the country of origin.
Conclusion
If you are a foreigner from Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Israel*, Lebanon*, Montenegro*, Oman*, Qatar*, Romania* or Serbia** who would like to visit Turkey for tourism purposes or business reasons (in any field), you can apply for a visa at your nearest Turkish diplomatic mission. To be eligible for a visa you must have a valid passport with at least six months remaining validity.
If you are not yet registered with the Turkish consulate in your country of residence** or if your passport is expired*** you will need to provide proof of financial solvency and evidence of having enough funds to cover your stay in Turkey***.