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thanhgiang2303

Hi everyone, my name is Giang and I'm from Vietnam.
My husband got a teaching job in Istanbul and he will go there in August (he is British by the way). So we're trying to get the visa for me to go with him. I did some research and I couldn't find any cases same with my situation at the moment. I went to Turkeys embassy website and it had section for travel visa, study visa, working visa, but my case is none of it.
I also asked some agencies (service companies) to do the visa for me but it charged too much, way more than what i could afford.
So, I don't know that there's anyone has the same problem like I do or know how to get the visa to stay in Turkey in at least 2 years (my husband working contrack is 2 years) then please help me out.
Thanks so much for reading and I hope to hear from someone soon.
Have a good day all!
Thanh Giang

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ozankemal

You can apply this website for getting Turkish Visa .

Vietnam: Ordinary passport holders are required to have visa to enter Turkey. These passport holders with a valid Schengen members or USA, UK, Ireland visa or residence permit may get their one month period single entry e-Visas via the website .Ìý Official passport holders are exempted from visa for their travels up to 90 days.

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please let me know about the result. Cheers :)

tpwturkey

If your husband submits your proof of (marriage certificate) at the time of his residence permit application, it will include you too.

You do not need to apply separately under his circumstance.

charlick

The marriage certificate has to be translated into turkish and signed by a notary and you do have to apply with your husband.Ìý You are NOT automatically get your residency permit, I had to apply and pay separately a few days after my husband got his residency permit. You will be the ''dependent''.

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