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Turkey tourist visa guide for Pakistanis (2026)

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ISLAMABAD: If you are planning to travel to Turkey in April or May 2026, Turkey can not only be a wonderful tourist destination, but also a visit to it can make your vacation memorable. However, ordinary passport holders of Pakistani citizens are required to obtain a visa for tourism in Turkey.

Turkey, which is among the most popular tourist destinations in the world, attracts millions of tourists due to its historical sites, beautiful resorts and various recreational activities.

How to Apply for Turkey Visa 

Applications for a Turkish visa in Pakistan are made at the Anatolia Visa Application Centers, as the Turkish Embassy does not accept applications directly. To apply, the following documents are required:

Bank statement, health insurance, recent photos, fingerprints, return ticket, hotel reservation

Visa application form (which can be obtained from Anatolia Visa Application Centers)

Turkey Visa Fee

Turkey visa fees vary for different durations:

Single Entry Visa:

For 3 months: $180

For 6 months: $200

For 12 months: $220

Multiple Entry Visa:

For 12 months: $340

VIP Visa:

Fee: $15

All payments are made in Pakistani Rupees, and these fees may change according to the latest exchange rate.

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