Here are the 35 countries Turkish citizens can travel to visa-free... The list has changed

Turkish citizens can enter 35 countries directly without the need for a visa. These countries include various regions such as the Balkans, Asia, Africa, Oceania, and South America.

Some of the prominent regions where Turkish passport holders can travel visa-free are as follows:

-Europe and the Balkans: Andorra, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Georgia, TRNC

-Asia: Japan, South Korea (with KETA authorization), Qatar, Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei, Iran, Hong Kong

-Africa: Morocco, Angola, Botswana, Eswatini

-Oceania: Fiji, Cook Islands

-The Americas: Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, El Salvador, Dominica, Honduras, Jamaica, Ecuador

While some of these countries grant visa-free stays ranging from 30 to 90 days, others provide ease of entry through electronic authorization applications (such as KETA in South Korea).

WHICH ARE AMONG THE MOST POPULAR VISA-FREE COUNTRIES?

The most preferred visa-free countries among Turkish travelers in recent years are:

-Japan – Visa-free travel for up to 90 days

-Qatar – Visa-free entry for up to 90 days

-Georgia – Visa-free stay for up to 1 year

-Brazil and Argentina – Right to stay for up to 90 days

-Morocco – Visa-free visit for up to 90 days

-Indonesia – Visa-free travel for 30 days

Stretching from the Far East to South America, these countries have become favorites for Turkish tourists due to both their cultural diversity and ease of transportation.

AFRICA AND DISTANT GEOGRAPHIES ARE ALSO ON THE LIST

Countries that can be visited visa-free are not limited to nearby geographies.

Countries such as Angola, Botswana, Morocco, and Eswatini on the African continent;

And Fiji and the Cook Islands in the Oceania region,

Open their doors to Turkish passport holders without a visa.

This provides a great advantage for travelers who want to explore distant cultures.

VISA MOVE FROM MONTENEGRO!

On the other hand, a new decision concerning Turkish citizens has come from Montenegro.

The Balkan country announced yesterday that it has reinstated the visa requirement for Turkish citizens.

Thus, while Montenegro had been among the countries that could be visited visa-free for a long time, it will now require visas from holders of Republic of Turkey passports.

With this development, there has been a small decrease in the number of countries that can be visited visa-free.