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residence visa and tax id question
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25 Jun 2010 Fri 06:58 pm |
İf they can come back in the same day after staying in Turkey 90 days tell me. For staying longer you need residence permit.
You can renew your visitor´s visa for a further 90 days by going to Kos for the day.
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 09:13 am |
You can renew your visitor´s visa for a further 90 days by going to Kos for the day.
I think Turkish authorities are planning to do something for those who go out and return to Turkey on the same day. I heard a news about it. I don´t know if they have done something about it but they are thinking about it for sure. So it may change anytime soon if it has not already been changed.
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 09:34 am |
it seems to be happening here where I live, some people have gone out and returned with a new visa stating they must be out of the country for 90 days once their 3 month visa expires ,before returning, here people are checking thier lastest visa runs and finding they have this different visa, but rumours are going around that they had run out of the original visa stamp and not to take any notice , I cant believe that myself ,but you know what rumours are like.
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 11:12 am |
For some countries it is written black on white that the visa is for 3 months and they cant stay more than 90 days in 6 months.
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 12:55 pm |
I found this comment on what looks like an expat site - www.turkeycentral.com:
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Tourists entering Turkey are now being issued with a new style of visa with the following words printed on them:
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.
End quote//
This looks like they are issuing a 6 month rather than 3 month visa and people can come and go within that time as long as they don´t spend more than 90 days total in the country. Great for holidaymakers who come more than once a year but obviously a disaster for those ´residents´ without ikamets. Hmm....due to one thing and another, a lot of expats round this way are considering selling up and moving back to their country of origin - this could be another nail in the coffin for them. (Hands up all Turks saying ´Good Riddance!!´
Edited (6/26/2010) by lady in red
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 01:11 pm |
I found this comment on what looks like an expat site - www.turkeycentral.com:
//Quote:
Tourists entering Turkey are now being issued with a new style of visa with the following words printed on them:
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.
End quote//
This looks like they are issuing a 6 month rather than 3 month visa and people can come and go within that time as long as they don´t spend more than 90 days total in the country. Great for holidaymakers who come more than once a year but obviously a disaster for those ´residents´ without ikamets. Hmm....due to one thing and another, a lot of expats round this way are considering selling up and moving back to their country of origin - this could be another nail in the coffin for them. (Hands up all Turks saying ´Good Riddance!!´
That´s better than the 180 days in 2 years in my UK visa.
Italian were even meaner giving me only 30 days in 180 days.
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 02:16 pm |
That´s better than the 180 days in 2 years in my UK visa.
Italian were even meaner giving me only 30 days in 180 days.
Agreed...but if you chose/were able to live permanently in either place and obtained a settlement visa (I think this is what it´s called) would you have to keep renewing it - and paying for it again - every year? This is a question, not a defence btw.
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 02:27 pm |
Agreed...but if you chose/were able to live permanently in either place and obtained a settlement visa (I think this is what it´s called) would you have to keep renewing it - and paying for it again - every year? This is a question, not a defence btw.
We all pay to our state in some way every year as citizens (income tax, real estate tax, after-military service duties etc.). We all do those sort of things every year. I don´t see any problem with being able to renew it every year. Would it be different for me if I were living UK with similar kind of visa?
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 02:31 pm |
We all pay to our state in some way every year as citizens (income tax, real estate tax, after-military service duties etc.). We all do those sort of things every year. I don´t see any problem with being able to renew it every year. Would it be different for me if I were living UK with similar kind of visa?
I don´t know - that was what I was asking you!
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 04:22 pm |
Well i heard that if you applying in the other country you can have 6 months visa for that you have to wait in your country till haveing your visa but if you going and geting visa from in Turkey airport then they giving in 180 days 90 days visa
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26 Jun 2010 Sat 08:06 pm |
For ex. İm staying around 30 days in my country and more or less in Turkey. My question is : since when they start counting those 90 days in 6 months ? Since 1st January or same date 6 months ago ?
Edited (6/26/2010) by zeytinne
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