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Ankara
The medical, science, and technology capital of Türkiye.
It is said that an accident is the only way for a person to die in Ankara. The city has the country's highest doctor/patient ratio.
It is said that an accident is the only way for a person to die in Ankara. The city has the country's highest doctor/patient ratio.
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Ankara is the administrative hub of Turkey and a huge university town, so it has a large population of government workers and university students. And most importantly, hospitals, medical doctors, dentists, etc.
You may make an easy comparison for Ankara with Houston.
As the national capital, Ankara is home to a large population of foreign diplomats and embassy staff. As a result, it offers goods and services that might be more difficult to find in other Turkish cities; for example, you will have no problem ordering a cappuccino or a hamburger.
Like most Turks, the locals are generally friendly and helpful to tourists. Ankara has a large university student population, and many young people can communicate in English, but it’s still a good idea to have a Turkish phrasebook or dictionary.
However, Ankara doesn’t offer just a highly scientific experience. Ankara is also home to the tomb of the famous Midas, where Alexander the Great cut the Gordion Knot. And it is also very close to the beautiful Bolu Lakes and Mountains and lovely Capadoica with its cave hotels, balloon tours, world-famous Fairy Chimneys, and underground cities.
Do I need a visa, and can you help me get a visa to Turkey?
Turkey’s visa application procedure is as follows. Turkey’s visa application procedure is as follows.
- Countries whose citizens can enter Turkey with a national ID card (no need for a passport): Germany, France, Georgia, Switzerland, Italy, The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Ukraine, and Greece.
- Countries whose citizens can enter Turkey with the passport: Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia, and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Morocco, Finland, South Korea, Israel, Sweden, Iceland, Japan, Montenegro, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Latvia, Hungary, Monaco, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Vatican City.
- Countries whose citizens can enter Turkey by obtaining a national ID card and Turkish electronic visa (e-Visa): Belgium, The Netherlands, Spain, Malta, and Portugal.
- Countries that can enter our country with a passport and Turkish electronic visa (e-Visa): U.S.A., Austria, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Algeria, China, Armenia, Croatia, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Norway, Poland, Saudi Arabia. For an electronic visa (e-Visa) application, visit https://www.evisa.gov.tr.
Which airport shall I fly to and from?
- Ankara Esenboğa Airport (ESB IATA). The only civilian airport in Ankara. There are few international flights: apart from Turkish Airlines (THY), only Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, and British Airways offer direct flights to their respective European hubs. As of 2022, Turkish low-cost carrier Anadolu Jet has a direct flight from Belgrade, Serbia, and Iran Air has two weekly flights to Tehran. For other carriers flying into Turkey, a flight into Istanbul is necessary, followed by an air transfer to Ankara by Turkish Airlines or Anadolu Jet (a low-cost brand of Turkish Airlines).
The airport is about 30 km (19 mi) north of the center, and parts of the main road leading there are often congested, so allow sufficient time before departure.
No Uber or Lyft is operating in Turkey. Thus, you may prefer to get a yellow cab, which is pretty affordable.
Ankara Cab Drivers are amongst the most trustable ones in Türkiye. So you can feel pretty safe.
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