Name:Shanghai Turkish Visa Center

You need to apply for a Turkish visa to go on holiday to Türkiye or to visit family and friends. Many people are busy when applying for Türkiye visa. So, what materials does the Shanghai Turkish Visa Center need? Let's take a look now. Materials required for visa: An English introduction letter from the applicant's workplace, proving that the applicant is an employee of the company, and must have the signature and seal of the chairman of the company where the applicant works. Provide a valid bank deposit certificate to prove your eligibility to travel to Türkiye. Provide your detailed itinerary in Türkiye. No false information allowed. Applicants need to provide two two-inch color ID photos with white background, which should be prepared and pasted on the upper left side of the visa application form. Visa-Turkey-Application Process First of all, you must prepare the relevant materials required for a Turkish tourist visa in advance, and ensure the authenticity and accuracy of the prepared materials without any false information. Then go to the Turkish Embassy to submit your visa application. After submitting all the materials, if there are no problems, you will get your Turkish visa soon. Türkiye - Fees The fees for a Türkiye visa vary from country to country. If you are not a Chinese resident, you can choose to go to the embassy to learn more. The single-entry visa fee for Chinese residents is 385 yuan, and the multiple-entry visa fee is 1,275 yuan. After understanding the visa, let’s learn about the accommodation in Türkiye. There are different levels of accommodation in Türkiye. In Istanbul, first-class hotels are concentrated around Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, which can be reached by taking bus No. 151 from the airport. A single room costs US$70-90/night, a double room costs US$80-100/night. The high-end hotel is located in Takusim Square in the New Town. Single rooms cost 110-120 US dollars per night, and double rooms cost 120-150 US dollars per night. Ankara's high-end hotels are located near the government offices in the new town, and most of the first-class hotels are in the old town of Urus. You should try to avoid staying in hotels facing the street, as this is a noisy place where many nightclub-goers often stay. AyasofyaPension in Istanbul does not have a star rating. The short and exquisite hotel is located behind the palace. It has 10 general rooms and 2 suites, but its interior furnishings are exquisite and antique, like some hotels with a strong historical atmosphere in Europe. Hotels in Türkiye are expensive, especially in Istanbul, where a decent hotel costs 4-50 euros per day. In June, we stayed in a hotel called "Big Apple" in the old town of Mehmet in Sudan. The bed cost 15 lire (90 yuan) and the room had 8-14 people. Breakfast is included, free Internet access is available, and the sanitary conditions are acceptable. Ismail and Antalya are much cheaper. We stayed in a hotel not far from the street on the left side of the central train station, a 25 lira room with an electric fan and a public toilet. Life here is the cheapest, a roast chicken costs 4 lire. Internet access only costs 1 Lira. Antalya has many hotels for foreign tourists in the old town. The cheapest price is 20 lira/day. It is close to the beach and is a tourist attraction. Featured hotel introduction: The LEGACYOTTOMAN Hotel in Istanbul is located in an alley on the edge of the Golden Horn. From the marble exterior, the new decorative style interior furnishings, and the old elevators, they are all reminiscent of the Peace Hotel on the Bund. The KORUMAR Hotel in Kudas overlooks the entire bay. With the cool breeze blowing at night, dining in an open-air restaurant is undoubtedly a pleasure. The international buffet here lives up to its name, especially the Chinese fried noodles chef. Looks so reliable. HILLSIDESU in Antalya (Turkish means water by the mountain, but it also conforms to the principles of Feng Shui) is a concept hotel. Surprisingly, the color of the facades keeps changing. The interior is mainly red and white, and the central space running through the nine floors is covered in pink, conveying an ambiguous message. No wonder stars like Kevin Spacey stay here during local film festivals.

The cave hotels in Cappadocia are another flavor. The irregular shape gives each room a different shape and pattern. The above are the materials and related procedures we need to apply for the Shanghai Turkish Visa Center. Hope they can help you.

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