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🇹🇷 Turkey for 🇧🇩 BD citizens
eVisa
eVisa – apply online and receive your visa electronically before traveling.
Maximum stay30 days
Processing time0-1 business days
Government fee50 USD
Visa validity30 days
Other options
Documents
Always required
Accommodation Proof
- Many e‑Visa‑eligible travellers are required to show hotel reservations covering their stay; consulates and airlines may also request this for verification.
- If staying with friends or relatives, a signed invitation including host’s full name, address and contact details is commonly requested.
- evisa.gov.tr: additional requirements vary by nationality; shown after country selection. Verified as of 2026-02.
Proof of Funds
- evisa.gov.tr does not enumerate proof-of-funds requirements; additional requirements are shown after country selection.
- Unverified — no official amount; airline/border practice may use ~USD 50/day.
Return Flight Ticket
- Single‑entry, short‑stay e‑Visa holders are expected to show proof of exit within the authorised 30‑day stay; airlines and border officers may deny boarding/entry without it.
- Electronic tickets or booking confirmations issued by the airline or travel agency are generally accepted.
- evisa.gov.tr: additional requirements vary by nationality.
Recommended
Travel Insurance
- MFA notes that visitors are generally required or strongly expected to have medical insurance valid in Türkiye; some consulates treat it as mandatory for visa issuance.
- Policy should clearly state coverage dates including the entire planned stay; Schengen‑style policies with at least EUR 30,000 medical coverage are commonly accepted.
- Unverified — evisa.gov.tr does not list insurance as a documented e-Visa requirement; MFA recommends it.
Travel tips
Quick local advice for smoother arrivals and day-to-day travel.
1
In Istanbul, get an Istanbulkart early: it works across most public transport (metro, trams, buses, ferries) and you can top up as you go—hugely easier than single tickets and reduces time in queues.
2
If you do take a taxi: make sure the meter is on, and pay in Turkish lira (TRY). If someone pushes for EUR/USD or a ‘fixed tourist price,’ switch to another taxi or use an ordering app to get an estimate before you ride.
Last verified: 2026-02-26