Can you travel to Northern Cyprus without a Turkish visa?
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I am a Philippines citizen, holding an ordinary passport, and I'm married to an American. We will be going to Northern Cyprus (KKTC/TRNC). I can get a visa for Northern Cyprus at the airport.
However, it seems that I need a transit visa or entry visa to Turkey, since we will have to leave the international terminal and take a domestic flight to Cyprus.
Any ideas how and whom to ask for this, since the e-Visa specifies Schengen visa holders need to be issued one. Technically, we are not going to Turkey, rather to Northern Cyprus. Any information is much appreciated.
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I am a Philippines citizen, holding an ordinary passport, and I'm married to an American. We will be going to Northern Cyprus (KKTC/TRNC). I can get a visa for Northern Cyprus at the airport.
However, it seems that I need a transit visa or entry visa to Turkey, since we will have to leave the international terminal and take a domestic flight to Cyprus.
Any ideas how and whom to ask for this, since the e-Visa specifies Schengen visa holders need to be issued one. Technically, we are not going to Turkey, rather to Northern Cyprus. Any information is much appreciated.
transit transit-visas turkey filipino-citizens cyprus
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
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You question is flawed. Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the International terminal in Turkey.
– Doc
Jan 28 at 6:25
Thank you for the reply. However, the Turkish Airlines website noted that there's a need for a visa because the terminal change. Could it be wrong then? What do you suggest?
– Kirt
Jan 29 at 7:46
Picking a flight at random, yesterdays TK962 to Ercan departed from gate 201, which is in the international terminal.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:28
Also, if you have a US visa (which I'm guessing you may given you are married to an American) then you can get a visa on arrival ($30) or an e-visa in advance ($20). It's not needed, but at least it gives a backup plan.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:30
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I am a Philippines citizen, holding an ordinary passport, and I'm married to an American. We will be going to Northern Cyprus (KKTC/TRNC). I can get a visa for Northern Cyprus at the airport.
However, it seems that I need a transit visa or entry visa to Turkey, since we will have to leave the international terminal and take a domestic flight to Cyprus.
Any ideas how and whom to ask for this, since the e-Visa specifies Schengen visa holders need to be issued one. Technically, we are not going to Turkey, rather to Northern Cyprus. Any information is much appreciated.
transit transit-visas turkey filipino-citizens cyprus
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
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asked Jan 28 at 5:03
Kirt
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I am a Philippines citizen, holding an ordinary passport, and I'm married to an American. We will be going to Northern Cyprus (KKTC/TRNC). I can get a visa for Northern Cyprus at the airport.
However, it seems that I need a transit visa or entry visa to Turkey, since we will have to leave the international terminal and take a domestic flight to Cyprus.
Any ideas how and whom to ask for this, since the e-Visa specifies Schengen visa holders need to be issued one. Technically, we are not going to Turkey, rather to Northern Cyprus. Any information is much appreciated.
transit transit-visas turkey filipino-citizens cyprus
transit transit-visas turkey filipino-citizens cyprus
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
asked Jan 28 at 5:03
Kirt
361
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
asked Jan 28 at 5:03
Kirt
361
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
edited May 14 at 22:33
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
46.6k36213458
asked Jan 28 at 5:03
Kirt
361
asked Jan 28 at 5:03
Kirt
361
asked Jan 28 at 5:03
Kirt
361
361
2
You question is flawed. Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the International terminal in Turkey.
– Doc
Jan 28 at 6:25
Thank you for the reply. However, the Turkish Airlines website noted that there's a need for a visa because the terminal change. Could it be wrong then? What do you suggest?
– Kirt
Jan 29 at 7:46
Picking a flight at random, yesterdays TK962 to Ercan departed from gate 201, which is in the international terminal.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:28
Also, if you have a US visa (which I'm guessing you may given you are married to an American) then you can get a visa on arrival ($30) or an e-visa in advance ($20). It's not needed, but at least it gives a backup plan.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:30
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You question is flawed. Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the International terminal in Turkey.
– Doc
Jan 28 at 6:25
Thank you for the reply. However, the Turkish Airlines website noted that there's a need for a visa because the terminal change. Could it be wrong then? What do you suggest?
– Kirt
Jan 29 at 7:46
Picking a flight at random, yesterdays TK962 to Ercan departed from gate 201, which is in the international terminal.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:28
Also, if you have a US visa (which I'm guessing you may given you are married to an American) then you can get a visa on arrival ($30) or an e-visa in advance ($20). It's not needed, but at least it gives a backup plan.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:30
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You question is flawed. Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the International terminal in Turkey.
– Doc
Jan 28 at 6:25
You question is flawed. Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the International terminal in Turkey.
– Doc
Jan 28 at 6:25
Thank you for the reply. However, the Turkish Airlines website noted that there's a need for a visa because the terminal change. Could it be wrong then? What do you suggest?
– Kirt
Jan 29 at 7:46
Thank you for the reply. However, the Turkish Airlines website noted that there's a need for a visa because the terminal change. Could it be wrong then? What do you suggest?
– Kirt
Jan 29 at 7:46
Picking a flight at random, yesterdays TK962 to Ercan departed from gate 201, which is in the international terminal.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:28
Picking a flight at random, yesterdays TK962 to Ercan departed from gate 201, which is in the international terminal.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:28
Also, if you have a US visa (which I'm guessing you may given you are married to an American) then you can get a visa on arrival ($30) or an e-visa in advance ($20). It's not needed, but at least it gives a backup plan.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:30
Also, if you have a US visa (which I'm guessing you may given you are married to an American) then you can get a visa on arrival ($30) or an e-visa in advance ($20). It's not needed, but at least it gives a backup plan.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:30
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Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the international terminal so you can go ahead and fly via Turkey. Enjoy your trip.
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Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the international terminal so you can go ahead and fly via Turkey. Enjoy your trip.
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
JonathanReez♦
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Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the international terminal so you can go ahead and fly via Turkey. Enjoy your trip.
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
JonathanReez♦
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up vote
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Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the international terminal so you can go ahead and fly via Turkey. Enjoy your trip.
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the international terminal so you can go ahead and fly via Turkey. Enjoy your trip.
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
JonathanReez♦
46.6k36213458
answered Jun 13 at 18:35
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You question is flawed. Flights to Northern Cyprus depart from the International terminal in Turkey.
– Doc
Jan 28 at 6:25
Thank you for the reply. However, the Turkish Airlines website noted that there's a need for a visa because the terminal change. Could it be wrong then? What do you suggest?
– Kirt
Jan 29 at 7:46
Picking a flight at random, yesterdays TK962 to Ercan departed from gate 201, which is in the international terminal.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:28
Also, if you have a US visa (which I'm guessing you may given you are married to an American) then you can get a visa on arrival ($30) or an e-visa in advance ($20). It's not needed, but at least it gives a backup plan.
– Doc
Jan 29 at 16:30