The one official address
Türkiye's Consulate General in Rotterdam says evisa.gov.tr is the only official e-Visa page. It warns that pages copying the real site's visuals are not valid 1.
The Turkish Embassy in Islamabad gives the same address and warns about fraudulent websites offering e-Visas 2.
How the official application works
The portal asks for nationality, travel document and arrival date before it shows eligibility and price. The fee varies, so use the amount shown for your own document rather than a figure quoted by another site 3.
The official portal accepts listed card networks and emails the completed e-Visa. Keep the email and PDF for travel 3.
Checks before paying
If you used another site
Check the document through the official status route. A Turkish embassy advises travellers who bought through another provider to verify the e-Visa at evisa.gov.tr 4.
If no valid document exists, contact the provider and card issuer. Apply on the official portal only after checking, so you do not buy a duplicate.
Common questions
How much does it cost?
The fee depends on nationality and travel document. The official portal shows it before payment 3.
Can a copied government logo prove a site is real?
No. Türkiye's consulate warns that imitation pages copy official visuals 1.
Can I verify an e-Visa?
Yes. Use the status route on evisa.gov.tr 4.
Check before you pay. Rules and fees change. Confirm the details on the official site linked below. Spotted an error? Email hello@evisascams.com with the official link.
Evidence
Official sources
- Consulate General of Türkiye in Rotterdam: Counterfeit visa web pages (21 January 2019)
- Embassy of Türkiye in Islamabad: Official e-Visa website (15 June 2021)
- Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Foreign Affairs: e-Visa portal (accessed 19 October 2026)
- Embassy of Türkiye in New Delhi: e-Visa information and status check (1 March 2024)