Visa fee question????????

[mikendeb]

We are flying out next Monday 27 from Manchester-cant wait. Anyway I need to know do I have to pay £10 or Euro10 as I am travelling on an Irish passport but flying from Manchester. ie is it determined by ones nationality or the airport of departure. The missus is a UK citizen so it would be convienient just to give them £20.
Giving the weakness of sterling there is not much difference financially its just that I dont want any problems on arrival,
All advice appreciated
regards,
Michael

[travelingscot52]

I dont think your nationality matters one english ten pound note in each passport at airport gets you your visa
be sure and go to visa desk before passport control desk

[Fanny]

I thought that it the visa fee DOES depend on the nationality of your passport?
Gene's clued up on all things visa I think ..........

[fin54]

I think if your traveling on an Irish Passport its only 5Eu but check it out on line.

[mikendeb]

mmm
still not sure.According to this website
http://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-fees-at-bord ... 008.en.mfa
I can pay either £10, €15 or $20.
Anyone know for sure,
regards,
Michael.

[reesy1959]

according to the link you can pay 20$ or 15 Euro or £10 - just choose which one suits you best.

Ireland 3 Months 20 $ - 15 Euro - 10 £

[Fanny]

Looks like Irish passports carry the same visa charge as British/UK ones

Don't think they accept Ulsterbank notes though

[mikendeb]

Great so its a tenner each then.
I just didnt fancy a Midnight Expresss scenario at the airport
regards,
Michael

[Fanny]

just been totting up the days and the great news for us is that we just about make it on our last visas - regardless whether it's 3 months or 90 days, we've got a couple of days' grace and £20 more in the Efes fund! saved £30 on our flights too, so that's a day's free spends yey

[ochlynda]

My hubby has an irish passport and he always has to pay in euros. We tried last year to pay the £10 but refused as it is an Irish passport. This year he had to pay 15 euro. Hope this helps

Lynda

[teejay]

Yes you definetely pay 15euro`s on an irish passport so have this in your passport and you won`t have any trouble. Have a great time. Roll on 3/10

[swc24]

Hi mikendeb

Why not take 15 euro with you just in case if you dont use it at the airport you can always spend it in the resort


Steve

[mikendeb]

Thanks to all. Yes I will take 15 Euro just in case. Will try £10 first lol.
Roll on next Monday - only 5 more get ups,
regards,
Michael.