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Hello All
i have some turkish stamps on my passport s which has the english date , for example 22/DEC/18 but the EXIT and ENTRY word is in turkish , should i translate those or immigrant officers are fine with that ?
I would suggest you have it translated to have peace of mind. This will save you a good amount of time.
Hello All
i have some turkish stamps on my passport s which has the english date , for example 22/DEC/18 but the EXIT and ENTRY word is in turkish , should i translate those or immigrant officers are fine with that ?
Yes, anything not in English needs to be translated.
This is not what the poster sin this thread think
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...ion-for-turkish-entry-and-exit-stamps.545693/
Unlike Egyptian stamps (which are in Arabic) this will show the dates and obviously the date you enter the country is going to earlier then the date you leave.
I have Turkish stamps from a trip within my eligibility period but before I came to Canada on an IEC and PR so I was still living in the UK and this trip was whilst my permanent residence was in Canada.
Ill get them translated if at my interview they request it but otherwise I have my boarding passes and the electronic Turkish visa (with English translated already on the official document).
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