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Türkiye visa for India passports
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Last verified: 15 Oct 2026
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- Visa type
- e-Visa / ETA
- Stay and validity
- Typically 30 days stay / 180 days validity, single entry —
- Processing time
- Approximately 3 minutes
- Government fee
- AED 179.95
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Documents
- passport
- photo
- valid US/UK/Schengen visa or residence (conditional nationalities)
Residence permit or visa exceptions
Holding Schengen / EU, United Kingdom, United States: e-Visa / ETA
Stay and validity: Single entry, one month, when the supporting visa or residence permit is valid on the day of entry
Processing time: Approximately 3 minutes
Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs: these ordinary passports may obtain a single-entry e-Visa valid for one month with a valid Schengen, USA, UK or Ireland visa or residence permit. Canada, Australia, Japan and GCC documents are not in that condition. Age-limited nationalities are not included.
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Questions
What visa does a India passport need for Türkiye?
For people who live in United Arab Emirates: e-Visa / ETA.
How long is the stay, and what is the validity?
Typically 30 days stay / 180 days validity, single entry —
What is the official government fee?
Living in United Arab Emirates: AED 179.95.
How long does processing take?
Living in United Arab Emirates: Get your visa in ~1 day.
Does a residence permit or visa from another country change this?
Holding Schengen / EU, United Kingdom, United States: e-Visa / ETA.
Do you guarantee approval?
No. The embassy or government decides, and the rules can change.
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