Do Kazakhstan citizens need a visa for Türkiye?
No visa is needed for a tourist trip: visa-free entry for up to 90 days within 180 applies. Work and study require a separate visa and permit.

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Türkiye is one of the most popular destinations for travellers from Kazakhstan: a short flight, Mediterranean and Aegean resorts, Istanbul and clear visa-free entry rules.
Entry at a glance
Checked on 17.10.2026
Visa regime
Visa-free for citizens of Kazakhstan on tourist trips.
Stay limit
Up to 90 days within 180 days; days are counted across all entries.
Passport
Valid for at least 60 days beyond the trip, unless a longer period is required.
Return ticket
We recommend proof of onward travel; it may be asked at the border or check-in.
Insurance
Usually not mandatory, but arrange medical insurance in advance.
Children and work
A child needs their own passport; work and study require a separate visa and permit.
Rules can change. Confirm the conditions before buying a tour and before departure.
Citizens of Kazakhstan do not need a visa for tourism in Türkiye: visa-free entry for up to 90 days within 180 days applies.
Your passport must be valid for at least 60 days beyond the end of the trip, unless the border service or airline requires more.
We recommend carrying a return ticket and insurance. Work and study require a separate permit; the information was checked on 17.10.2026.
Visa-free entry allows up to 90 days of stay within 180 days. Days are counted in total rather than per trip: if you have already used part of the limit, the next trip reduces what remains.
Count from the date of entry and take previous trips into account. If you plan several visits in a row, check the remaining limit in advance: overstaying can lead to an administrative fine and entry restrictions.
Your passport must be valid for at least 60 days beyond the end of the trip, unless the border service or airline requires more. Check the return date: sometimes the trip ends later than the flight date suggests.
A return ticket and medical insurance are not always formally required, but proof of onward travel may be requested at check-in or at the border. We recommend insurance for the whole trip, including the flight.
The visa-free regime covers tourism and other permitted short trips. Work and study require a separate visa and permit; a tourist trip does not grant the right to employment.
A child needs their own passport. If a child travels with one parent, check the airline and border service requirements, and whether the other parent's consent is needed.
Match the travel dates with passport validity, and check the return ticket, hotel booking and insurance. Confirm the airline's baggage and check-in rules, and the transit requirements if you change flights in another country.
Rules and limits can change, so confirm the conditions before payment and again before departure. TripTech checks the current requirements for your route and dates.
No visa is needed for a tourist trip: visa-free entry for up to 90 days within 180 applies. Work and study require a separate visa and permit.
Up to 90 days in total within 180 days. Days are counted across all trips, not just the current one.
At least 60 days beyond the end of the trip, unless the border service or airline requires a longer period.
Usually not mandatory, but we recommend medical insurance for the whole trip.
No. Work and study require a separate visa and permit; visa-free entry does not grant the right to employment.