People who have been banned from entering Turkey can see the reason for the ban on the Entry Ban Notification Form given to them. If you are trying to enter Turkey from abroad and you are not allowed to enter the country because you have a ban order, sometimes an INAD passenger form is given instead of this form. In the INAD Passenger Form, it is not possible to see the restriction code or the reason for the ban in detail. It only states the law on which the ban is based. To find out the detailed reason for your ban, please see the article below or contact me.
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If you have been banned from entering Turkey, you will have a restriction code. Even if you know the exact restriction code, you will be able to understand the reason for the ban. Restriction codes consist of a letter and a number. You can see the restriction code in the Entry Ban Decision section of the ban decision notification form in the picture. In this picture given as an example, the restriction code for the foreigner is G-67.
It will be easier for you to appeal your ban order once you know the code that caused the ban order and the event that caused the code to be issued. The most important thing to remember is that you must appeal against the ban order within a total of 60 days after you are notified of the ban order. If you miss this period or if your appeal is rejected, the ban will be finalized.
Once the ban is finalized, your only way to enter Turkey will be to obtain a special visa called Özel Meşruhatlı visa. In order to obtain this special visa, you must have a valid and important excuse (health, education, family, etc.). Otherwise, you will not be able to enter the country for the duration of the ban.
A restriction code is a code given to foreigners who are prohibited from entering Turkey for a certain period of time. This code is entered into the registry of the person to whom it is given and they are banned from entering the country for the specified period.
A restriction code is given to foreigners who come to Turkey for various purposes and who have committed administrative or judicial crimes by not showing due diligence to comply with the existing laws in the country, those who threaten public safety and health, or foreigners who violate visas. These codes consist of a letter and a number.
Each code has a different meaning and the restriction code is used to determine whether the foreigner has been deported or refused entry to the country. If you believe that you have been given a restriction code in error, you can have it removed through an appeal or a lawsuit. Only Turkish lawyers are authorized for cases in Turkey.
The restriction codes and the actions or behaviors for which they are given are as follows:
This restriction codes are generally given after visa violations, illegal entries or work permit violations.
When you want to enter Turkey, If you are not allowed to enter at the airport or at the border gates and you are told that there is an entry ban, first of all, do not panic. This can be by mistake or some misunderstanding with the documents. Even it is not, still there is no need to worry about something.
You will be given the relevant ban decision or the inadmissible passenger form (INAD) and your return ticket will be arranged. Do not offer money to the police or other officials who are with you in this situation. Likewise, do not believe anyone who asks for money, saying that they will help you.
If you are notified of a ban, you will be able to find out what the ban is about by looking at the code on the ban. If you have been given an INAD form, it will only contain the code of law on which the ban is based. Therefore, you will not be able to understand the reason for the ban. What you should do in this case is to contact with a lawyer to go to the immigration office and ask for the reason of the entry the ban. After learning the reason If you think that the reason is not related to you, you can appeal the ban decision.
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