Turkey visa from Dubai, Abu Dhabi & UAE
To get a Turkey visa from the UAE, apply online with Travelzeego: upload your passport and documents, pay from AED 420, and we submit and track the application. Processing typically takes 1–2 working days.
Key facts
- Destination
- Turkey
- Apply from
- UAE
- Fee from
- AED 420
- Processing time
- 1–2 working days
- How to apply
- Online, with document checks by Travelzeego
Apply for a Turkey visa from Dubai, Abu Dhabi & UAE from AED 420. Document checklist for UAE residents, fees in AED, processing time & requirements — apply online with Travelzeego's AI-guided support.
Applying for a Turkey visa from the UAE
This page is for UAE residents of any nationality applying from the UAE. Turkey issues this visa online, so there is no embassy visit — we file it for you and send the visa by email. Pay in UAE dirhams by card or Apple Pay.
Documents UAE residents usually need
- Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date
- UAE residence visa valid for at least 3 months after you come back (many embassies want 6)
- Emirates ID (front and back)
- Salary certificate or NOC from your UAE employer · business owners: trade licence and memorandum of association
- Last 3–6 months' bank statements from a UAE bank, stamped by the bank
Frequently asked questions
What documents do UAE residents need for a Turkey visa?
A Turkey visa application from the UAE typically requires a valid passport, recent photographs, proof of funds, confirmed travel itinerary and accommodation. Travelzeego shows the exact checklist for UAE residents and validates your documents.
How much does a Turkey visa cost from Dubai, Abu Dhabi & UAE?
The Turkey visa starts from AED 420 (AED) on Travelzeego, including government fees and Travelzeego's assistance. Final pricing is shown before you pay.
How long does a Turkey visa take to process from the UAE?
A Turkey visa from the UAE typically takes 1–2 working days. Travelzeego shows an estimated approval date for your application and offers faster processing where the consulate allows it.