Turkey guarantees immigration application time

The validity period of a visa refers to the validity period of your entry into the other country. That is, you are allowed to legally enter the other country within this period.

The stay time is counted from the day you enter the customs of the other country. However, in some countries, it is legal to leave the country within a certain period of time (such as a few days, a week, etc.). ) after the expiration of the stay. I don't know how it is stipulated in Turkey.

It is completely legal to stay in Turkey for no more than 15 days if you enter the customs on April 24th and leave the country on May 3rd.

Please check your visa content carefully according to the following information! ! !

Whether you are just visiting Turkey, working, studying or traveling, you must abide by the visa terms applicable to you. 1, effective date: you cannot enter Turkey before this date. 2. Deadline: Unless your visa allows you to apply for an extension, you must leave Turkey before the deadline. If you are allowed to apply for an extension, you must apply before the visa expires. 3. Validity: The sign (this visa must be used within 90 days from the date of issuance) tells you that you must use a Turkish visa to enter the country within 90 days; 4. Number of Entry: If your visa is marked with "Multiple Entry", it means that you can enter the UK multiple times within the validity period of your visa. If the visa says "single", you can only use it to enter XX country once. If the visa says "60 days for each entry, valid for 1 year", it means that your visa is valid for one year, and you can make multiple round trips, with a maximum stay of 60 days each time; 5. Visa Type: Your visa is issued for a specific purpose, and you must abide by this regulation. Different types of immigrants have different colors of visas. Remarks: If your visa allows you to work, it will be indicated here. If you are guaranteed to travel or study in Turkey, there will be your sponsor number here. If your visa says "No recourse to public funds", you can't apply for welfare or government-funded housing. You are not allowed to use health care services except in an emergency.