Turkey entry rules for the Kyrgyz: is a visa needed?

There is no visa required for the Kyrgyz entering Turkey.

Maximum period of stay for Kyrgyzstani citizens

The visa-free regime permits stays of up to 90 days within a period of 180 days.

Necessary travel documents for Kyrgyzstani citizens

Bring a valid passport, confirmed round-trip travel, accommodation details, and proof of financial security.

Traveling to Turkey with children from Kyrgyzstan: documentation

Children younger than 14 do not require an individual passport if their information is recorded in a parent's passport. If they are not registered or are 14 years or older, they must have their own passport to travel.

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How Kyrgyzstani citizens can extend their Turkish stay

To extend their stay past the visa-free period, Kyrgyzstani citizens must apply for a short-term residence permit (ikamet). Applications should be made before the 90-day limit. This permit, valid for 3 months, is granted once per year. Necessary documents:

• Two English forms.
• Four photos.
• Passport and photocopy.
• Financial proof (500 USD per month).
• Rental agreement.
• For family stays, a guarantee letter and civil passport copy may be required.

Visas for specific purposes (e.g., work, study) are another option.

Top 5 tourist spots in Turkey for Kyrgyzstani citizens

• Blue Lagoon at Oludeniz. Renowned for its calm turquoise waters and scenic beaches, it's a top spot for relaxing, swimming, and thrilling paragliding adventures.
• Pamukkale. This "cotton castle" is known for its striking white terraces and hot springs, offering a unique bathing experience and stunning views.
• Hagia Sophia. Located in Istanbul, this former cathedral and mosque is a historical masterpiece now serving as a museum, drawing visitors with its grand architecture.
• Cappadocia. Famous for its distinctive rock formations, ancient cave dwellings, and magical hot air balloon rides over the picturesque landscape.
• The ancient city of Ephesus. One of Turkey’s best-preserved ancient sites, featuring landmarks like the Library of Celsus and the great theater, offering a glimpse into Roman times.