3 months residency can you renew

dailoukat


Joined: 12/03/2011
Posts: 168

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 12:42

in turkey you got the boat to greece every three months although they were always threatening to change it can you do this here if you go to turkey or greece i understand you cant just go to the border now

the butler


Joined: 22/06/2007
Posts: 1958

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 12:58

Hi,





You can just go over the border to the south but you will not always get another 90 days, sometimes they only give you 30. If you intend staying here, why not do everything legally and apply for temporary residence. Yes it is a bit of a pain but you then have peace of mind for a year.





The butlers wife

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 13:12

msg 2. Do you know the answer to the previous question about blood test for residency asked yesterday by the poster in msg 1.

the butler


Joined: 22/06/2007
Posts: 1958

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 13:25

Hi Woodspeckie,



Is the question about hepatitis C?







The butlers wife

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 14:26

Yes the question was if this has been cleared but still showed antibodies in a blood test would it stop getting residency.

nurseawful



Joined: 06/02/2009
Posts: 5934

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 14:49

Woodspeckie,



Your e-mail address is now shown can you e-mail me please.



Chris



trnchealthcare@gmail.com

Geoff


Joined: 25/06/2008
Posts: 1370

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 15:45

Re Msg 5: My understanding is yes, it would.

Geoff

waddo


Joined: 29/11/2008
Posts: 1966

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 20:30

The rules for Turkey changed early this year - watch this space for TRNC to follow in their footsteps - will be interesting for all those who just hop the border every 90 days. Basically it (in Turkey) is now simple, you can have 90 days but leave the country for a day and come back and you can have another 90 days, then you are out of the country for 180 days or you buy your residency - things are changing all over.

waddo


Joined: 29/11/2008
Posts: 1966

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 20:34

Msg 8 - Information has changed again - look here: http://ukinturkey.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-british-nationals/living-in-turkey/visitors-who-overstay



Keep an eye on this site, what happens there - happens here.

elkiton



Joined: 15/03/2009
Posts: 514

Message Posted:
28/08/2011 20:56

Text from Waddo's link.

Following a meeting in July between the Turkish Minister of the Interior and the British Ambassador, the Ministry announced that there would be no change to the previous long established operation of visa regulations for entry into Turkey . Visitors to Turkey would continue to be able to visit for 90 days, and to leave and then re-enter Turkey after being issued with a further 90 day visa. They would not be limited to 90 days in 180.

At a meeting between the Ambassador, and the Foreign Ministry, in early August the Foreign Ministry confirmed that any change to the previous system had been postponed.

Some visitors have been anxious that on arrival in Turkey they have been issued with entry visas stating that they could only stay for 90 days in 180. The Foreign Ministry said that this was due to a lack of 90 day visas. The Foreign Ministry assured the Ambassador that in practice the entry system would operate as in the past until further notice.

dailoukat


Joined: 12/03/2011
Posts: 168

Message Posted:
29/08/2011 08:51

so am i to understand that at the moment you can get a visa every 90 days or sometimes 30 .. if you go on the ferry to turkey would you more likely get 90 days thats the route we came in

martinD41


Joined: 06/09/2010
Posts: 3001

Message Posted:
29/08/2011 09:46

Why don't you just go through the annual/bi-annual rigmarole,and get your 1or2 year "Visitor Visa"?

the butler


Joined: 22/06/2007
Posts: 1958

Message Posted:
29/08/2011 10:54

MartinD41,



I am only reading between the lines here and could be wrong but I think that dailoukat has had hepatitas C and although now clear of this, is scared of failing the blood test and being deported. There was a case of a lady a few months ago who failed the blood test and was deported for having hepatitis, the poor woman didn't even know she had it. She is now cured and as she has a property here, was applying to be able to return. Unfortunately I don't know the outcome of her application. If I was in this position, I think I would just keep nipping over the border until such times as I was told I couldn't do it again.



The butlers wife