Frequently Asked Questions

The eVisa is for short visits like tourism, family trips, transit, or business meetings. It usually allows up to 90 days in 180 days. It does not permit work or long-term stay.

The cost varies based on age, trip duration and medical history. You can get an instant online quote and purchase your Turkey travel insurance easily.

Your eVisa is valid from the selected start date and you may enter Turkey at any time within that validity period. If your travel dates fall outside this period, you must apply for a new eVisa.

Multiple-entry eVisas are available for citizens of certain countries. If eligible, your eVisa will allow you to leave and re-enter Turkey during its validity period.

In accordance with the Law No. 6458 on Foreigners and International Protection Türkiye, you should be covered with valid medical travel insurance during your stay in Turkey. If you cannot present insurance covering your stay period, your entry may be refused by border security.

No. Once your travel insurance policy number and insurance certificate have been issued, a refund cannot be claimed. The insurance coverage becomes active immediately after issuance and all issued travel insurance policies are non-refundable.

Some nationalities can enter Turkey visa-free for a limited stay, depending on their passport. You should check the current visa-exempt country list and permitted stay duration before traveling.

Travelers from eligible countries listed on the official eVisa system can apply online. Applicants must select their nationality, complete the required information and ensure their passport meets the conditions.

No. The eVisa is not valid for employment. It only allows tourism or short business visits. To work legally in Turkey, you must apply for a separate work visa or residence permit.

The Turkey eVisa is usually valid for 180 days from the date of issue. During this period, most travelers can stay for up to 90 days.

Some travelers may still be eligible for a visa on arrival, but applying online for an eVisa is faster and helps avoid delays at the airport.

Yes. Every traveler, including infants and children, must have their own eVisa. Parents or guardians can apply on their behalf.