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Draft a Türkiye e-Visa cover letter with itinerary, the 90/180 rule and the 60-days-beyond-stay passport check.
The Turkey Visa Cover Letter Builder drafts a Türkiye e-Visa or consulate cover letter and runs your dates against the three rules that actually decide the application: the stay allowance printed on the visa (30 or 90 days), the 90-days-in-any-180-days limit on visitor presence, and the passport rule requiring validity for at least 60 days beyond the duration of stay. Enter your passport details, arrival and departure dates, purpose, itinerary and available funds, and you get a formatted letter plus a list of the specific dates and figures that would fail. It is informational, for travellers preparing their own file — not immigration advice.
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Enter "Full name (as in passport)", "Passport number", "Passport expiry date", "Nationality" and "Occupation".
Set "Visa type and stay allowance", "Arrival in Türkiye", "Departure from Türkiye", "Days in Türkiye in the last 180" and "Funds available (EUR)".
Read the letter alongside the exact dates and figures that would fail — stay overshoot, the 90/180 total and the 60-days-beyond-stay passport date — then press "Copy letter".
Trip length is counted inclusive of arrival and departure days and compared against the stay your chosen visa actually grants, with the overshoot stated in days.
Days you have already spent in Türkiye are added to this trip, so the letter reflects your real remaining allowance rather than treating each visa as a fresh start.
Your budget is converted to euro per person per day across the trip, and flagged when it falls below a level likely to prompt questions at the border.
At least 60 days beyond the duration of stay granted by your visa, visa exemption or residence permit. For a 90-day stay that means roughly 150 days of validity from your entry date, and this builder calculates the exact date your passport must remain valid to — airlines check this at check-in, which is where most travellers are stopped.
Visitors may not exceed 90 days of presence in any 180-day period, no matter how many separate visas or entries are used. Enter the days you have already spent in the preceding 180 days and the tool adds this trip to them, so you can see whether you stay inside the 90 and how many days are left.
The ordinary e-Visa is normally issued with 180 days of validity from the date of issue, within which you may enter and stay for the period the visa states — commonly 30 or 90 days, single or multiple entry depending on nationality. Validity and stay are different things: a 180-day validity does not mean you may remain for 180 days.
It depends on your nationality, and the official portal shows the visa fee plus a service charge before you pay, so no figure is quoted here. Apply only through the official Republic of Türkiye e-Visa system or a Turkish consulate, and treat this letter and its checks as informational — confirm the current requirements with the official source, and consult a qualified immigration adviser for a complicated case.