Türkiye prioritizes safety for all of its visitors. The government implements strict security measures in tourist areas, with police maintaining a visible presence and security forces prepared to assist visitors.
While Turkish is the official language of Türkiye, English is commonly spoken, especially in major tourist areas. In Istanbul and other major hubs, many residents speak English and are happy to help with directions and recommendations.
Does your trip in Türkiye include sailing into horizons on your own boat or rent yourself one? In Türkiye, you have the option to sail on a yacht or motorboat. Here you can find some basic recommendations to help you during your expedition.
You have every right to enjoy the thrill of exploring the world with your precious furry friend. From ISO-compliant microchips to vaccinations, we provide the necessary information to ensure your pet travels in the best possible conditions.
Foreigners entering Türkiye must have a passport valid for at least 60 days beyond their visa, e-Visa, visa exemption, or residence permit duration. Many nationalities can quickly obtain an e-Visa online, while some can enter with just their national ID.
Türkiye doesn’t currently offer a VAT refund system for tourists. However, you can still shop tax-free. Look for stores displaying the “Tax Free Shopping” logo. With proper documentation and procedures, you can claim a VAT refund upon departure.
If you enjoy being behind the wheel during your travels, we’ve got you covered. Learn how to rent a car, check if your driver’s license is recognized, and understand how to acquire valid international insurance with all the information provided below.
To help you feel at home, we are happy to provide information about reliable connections in Türkiye. Besides some quick tips on accessing the internet and making phone calls, you can find useful information on the electrical sockets used in Türkiye here.