Countries that you can visit from Turkey with ID without a passport - 2024

After the increase in passport fees in the new year, holidaymakers have turned their travel destinations to countries where entry is visa-free. Those who want to reduce their holiday costs or avoid waiting for visas and passports are researching the "countries that can be visited from Turkey without a passport in 2024" to create a unique route. Here are the details and footnotes that will help you create a unique route...

Georgia

With the increase in day trips, Georgia, which is visited by many tourists, has become one of the favorite destinations for holidaymakers.

Ali and Nino Statue located in Batumi, one of Georgia's most developed cities, impresses visitors with its beauty and story. Piazza Square, Alphabet Tower, Medea Statue, and Astronomical Clock in Batumi are other places worth visiting.

Tbilisi, one of the most tourist-attracting cities in the country, stands out with its authentic structure. Narikala Fortress located on a steep hill in the city, the Peace Bridge designed by Italian architect Michel de Lucchi, Jumah Mosque, and St. Trinity Cathedral are among the places to visit.

Mount Kazbek, located 3-4 hours away from Tbilisi, is a favorite destination for mountaineering enthusiasts. Especially in the summer months, climbers climb the mountain.

Located in the east of the country, Tusheti National Park hosts important animal species such as Anatolian leopard and golden eagle while welcoming visitors with its magnificent view. Vardzia, which resembles a movie scene, is one of the important areas listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Built as an underground temple, Vardzia has about 300 apartments that can be visited.

While in Georgia, you must try Khachapuri. Khachapuri, one of the country's traditional dishes, is a kind of cheese-filled baked bread boat.

Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC)

Another country where you can go without a visa from Turkey is the TRNC, the homeland. With your new chipped identity card, you can stay in 5-star hotels and sunbathe on the beaches in Cyprus.

Cyprus, famous for its provinces such as Kyrenia, Famagusta, Morphou, and Nicosia, offers visitors an unforgettable holiday opportunity.

In Kyrenia, where you can have a seaside holiday, you can also see Kyrenia Castle, Venetian Tower, Lusignan Tower, and St. George's Church at a glance. Salamis Ancient City, one of the oldest ancient cities in Cyprus, is located in Famagusta. Salamis, whose history dates back to the 11th century, is also mentioned in the Bible.

Bellapais Monastery, located 10 minutes away from Girne city center, is located at the foot of Girne Mountain. Various events are also organized in the monastery from time to time.

Nicosia, which serves as the capital of both the Turkish and Greek sides, has the Venetian Column, estimated to have been built in the 1500s, which can be visited free of charge by visitors.

When it comes to Cyprus, one of the first places that comes to mind is undoubtedly Maraş. This ghost town, located 60 kilometers from the capital Nicosia, is only viewed from the outside. Maraş, which was taken by the Turkish Armed Forces during the 1974 Cyprus Air Operation and evacuated overnight, awaits its visitors with all its mystery.

Moldova

Among the countries where Turkish citizens can enter with their identity cards is Moldova, which is not a large country in terms of area and population but has many places to visit.

Old Orhei is an open-air museum and archaeological complex where archaeological remains are located. This area, which travel enthusiasts curious about history prioritize for a visit, is one of the most remarkable places in the country.

The Victory Monument, one of the symbols of Moldova, was built to celebrate Russia's victory in the Ottoman-Russian War. It is located in the National Square in Chisinau and in front of the Government House.

The Dniester River, which formed the border between Romania and the Soviet Union during World War II, flows into the Black Sea. Nowadays, with boat tours and its touristic structure, it is one of the places that visitors do not want to miss in their Moldova holiday.

You can visit Bender Fortress, the last border fortress of the Ottomans in the country, Nativity Cathedral, one of the most beautiful architectural examples in Chisinau, and Moldova Ethnography and Natural History Museum, one of the oldest museums in the country.

Azerbaijan

You can also enter Azerbaijan, our fraternal country, with your identity card. We recommend starting your tour of important tourism spots in Azerbaijan from the capital, Baku.

Baku, an important cultural and trade city, is one of the largest cities in the Caucasus. Alev Towers, whose entire facade is covered with LED screens and received the 'Best Hotel and Tourism Complex' award, house apartments, offices, and hotels. Alev Towers, featured in documentaries, are known as Flame Towers.

The Inner City (meaning Old City), called the historical core of Azerbaijan, is located in the capital Baku. In this area, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, there is the Shirvanshahs Palace, built by the Shah of Shirvan in the 15th century, and the Maiden Tower, which has become a symbol of the country with its mysterious structure.

You can also visit the Carpet Museum, Literature Museum, Miniature Book Museum, and Ateshgah, located on the Absheron Peninsula and attracting tourists during the Nowruz Holiday, in Baku.

Ukraine

One of the countries where entry is possible without a passport is Ukraine, but currently, it is not possible to visit Ukraine due to the war.