Which Countries Can Travel to Turkey Without Visa in 2022?

Which countries can travel to Turkey without visa? 

Given that the Ottoman Empire was one of the biggest empires in history, it is not surprising that Turkey is regarded as a cultural melting pot where European and Asian influences have coexisted to create a stunning country. The greatest approach for visitors to understand the actual Turkish way of life is to immerse themselves in the history, customs, and delectable cuisine of historic Turkish cities.

As of now, Turkey presently allows some nations to enter the country without requiring a visa. Before you book your flight ticket to visit the beautiful country, you would want to make sure that your nation is included in the list below.

• Argentina: 90 days.
• Austria: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Bangladesh: 90 days.
• Belgium: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Brazil: 90 days.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina: 180 days within 90 days.
• Croatia: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Czech Republic: 90 days.
• Ecuador: 90 days.
• El Salvador: 90 days.
• Estonia: 6 days within 90 months of first entry.
• Finland: 180 days within 90 days of first entry.
• France: 90 days.
• Georgia: 90 days.
• Germany: 90 days.
• Greece: 90 days.
• Guatemala: 90 days.
• Honduras: 90 days.
• PRC Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: PRC Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: 90 days.
• Hungary: 180 days within 90 days calculated from the first entry date
• Iceland: 90 days.
• Indonesia: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Iran: 90 days.
• Ireland: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Israel: 90 days.
• Italy: 90 days.
• Japan: 90 days.
• Jordan: 90 days within six months of first entry.
• Kazakhstan: 30 days.
• Kosovo: 90 days within six months of first entry.
• Kuwait: 180 days in the last 90 days.
• Kyrgyzstan: 90 days.
• Latvia: 180 days within 90 days.
• Lebanon: 90 days within six months from the date of first entry.
• Liechtenstein: 90 days.
• Lithuania: 180 days within 90 days of first entry.
• Luxembourg: 90 days.
• Ministry of Private Advertisement of Macau: 30 days.
• Malaysia: 90 days.
• Malta: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Moldova: 180 days within 90 days of first entry.
• Monaco: 90 days.
• Mongolia: 30 days.
• Montenegro: Date within 6 days within 90 months starting from the first entry.
• Morocco: 90 days.
• Netherlands: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• New Zealand: 90 days.
• Nicaragua: 90 days.
• North Macedonia: 90 days.
• Norway: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Panama: 180 days within 90 days of first entry.
• Paraguay: 6 da ys within 90 months of first entry.
• Peru: 180 days within 90 days.
• Poland: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Portugal: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Qatar: 90 days within six months from the first entry date.
• Romania: 180 days within 90 days from the date of first entry.
• Russian Federation: 60 days.
• st. Christopher (St. Kitts) & Nevis: 90 days.
• San Marino: 90 days.
• Senegal: Citizens of Senegal holding a diplomatic passport are exempt from visa for travels of up to 90 days.
• Serbia: 90 days within six months of first entry.
• Seychelles: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Singapore: 90 days.
• Slovakia: 180 days within 90 days of first entry.
• Slovenia: 180 days within 90 days from first entry
• Republic of Korea (South Korea): 90 days.
• Spain: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Sweden: 180 days within 90 days of first entry.
• Switzerland: 90 days.
• Tajikistan: 30 days within six months from the first entry date.
• Thailand: 90 days.
• Trinidad and Tobago: 90 days.
• Tunisia: 90 days.
• Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus: Free movement
• Uganda: 90 days.
• Ukraine: 90 days.
• United Kingdom: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Uruguay: 90 days.
• Uzbekistan: 180 days in any 90-day period.
• Vatican (Holy Seat): 90 days.
• Venezuela: 90 days per six-month period.