Istanbul in 6 hours. Your Turkey eVisa, even faster.

Yes. Pakistani passport holders are eligible for the Turkey eVisa only if they hold a valid Schengen, US, UK, or Ireland visa or residence permit at the time of travel. Without one of these supporting documents, you must apply for a sticker visa at a Turkish consulate in Pakistan.

Yes. UK Indefinite Leave to Remain, Ireland Stamp 4, US Green Card, and any Schengen long-stay visa or residence permit are all accepted. A short-stay Schengen tourist visa also qualifies as long as it is valid on the day you enter Turkey.

No. NICOP and POC are Pakistani government documents and not a foreign visa or residence permit. Turkey does not consider NICOP, POC, or dual nationality status when issuing eVisas. You apply on your Pakistani passport, and the Schengen, US, UK, or Ireland visa or residence permit requirement still applies.

Yes. Every traveler, including infants and minors, needs an individual eVisa linked to their own Pakistani passport. Each child must also independently hold a valid Schengen, US, UK, or Ireland visa or residence permit on their own passport, or be the dependent on a qualifying visa, depending on the issuing country's rules.

Single entry only. Pakistani passport holders receive a 180 days validity window from the date of issue, within which they can enter Turkey once and stay up to 30 days. To re-enter, a new eVisa is required.

Not on the eVisa. The 30 days limit per entry is fixed. To stay longer you must exit Turkey and apply for a different visa class (such as a longer-term tourist visa or a residence permit) from a Turkish consulate. Overstaying triggers fines and a future entry ban.

Three processing speeds are available. Express is the fastest. Most Pakistani applications are approved within 24 business hours, regardless of the speed selected. See the pricing card on this page for details.

From USD 120 all-inclusive, with all government fees, document review, support, and tracking included. Three processing speeds are offered: Standard at USD 120, Priority at USD 149, and Express at USD 179. Pricing is in USD only. Pakistani cards are accepted, your bank converts PKR to USD at the prevailing rate at the time of payment.

Turkish Airlines operates daily nonstops from Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad to Istanbul. PIA (Pakistan International Airlines) also flies Karachi to Istanbul. Flight time runs 5 to 6 hours. Istanbul Airport connects onward to Europe, the Gulf, and Africa.

Yes. The main Ertuğrul sets are at Beykoz Kundura Studios in Istanbul, plus various locations around Riva and Bolu. All are open to tourist visitors and accessible on a standard 30 days Turkey eVisa. Many Pakistani tour operators include the sets in 7 to 10 day itineraries.

Yes, provided your old passport is still valid (not expired or cancelled) and you carry both passports together. Many Pakistanis carry an old passport holding a valid Schengen visa alongside a renewed travel passport. Turkish immigration accepts this combination. The eVisa itself is linked to the passport number you plan to travel on.

Your supporting visa or residence permit must be valid at the time of your entry into Turkey. If it expires while you are inside Turkey, you can complete your stay and exit normally, but you cannot re-enter Turkey on the same eVisa, and your next Turkey eVisa application will require a fresh qualifying document.