Visa-Free International Tours

This page brings together tours whose itineraries include only countries that Turkish citizens (ordinary passport holders, also known as burgundy passport holders) can visit without a visa. Each tour is matched against its list of countries: if even one country on the route requires a visa, the tour is not included. Balkan tours, itineraries in Japan and South Korea, and routes to Thailand, Singapore, Morocco, Tunisia, Georgia, and South America are listed here.

Which Countries Are Visa-Free?

The classification on this page is based on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ “Visa Requirements for Turkish Citizens” list. In the Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo; in Asia, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines; in the Middle East and Africa, Qatar, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius and the Seychelles; in the Caucasus and Central Asia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan; and in Latin America, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Panama are visa-free for tourist visits. The permitted stay ranges from 30 to 90 days, depending on the country; package tours are much shorter than these limits.

Countries That Are Visa-Free but Require Pre-Registration

Visa-free entry does not mean that no application is required. South Korea requires K-ETA electronic travel authorization before entry. Thailand requires a digital arrival card (TDAC) to be completed before arrival, and from September 15, 2026, the visa-free stay will be 30 days. In Indonesia, a notification and QR code are required through the official system. The Seychelles require travel authorization; since January 1, 2026, travel health insurance with coverage has been mandatory for entry to Georgia. Whether these requirements are handled as part of the tour is stated in each tour’s inclusions and exclusions.

Passport Requirements

Even in visa-free countries, your passport is expected to be valid for at least six months after your return date and to have a blank page. You can also enter Georgia and Azerbaijan directly from Türkiye for tourism purposes using a new type of national ID card; however, a passport is required for connecting flights and combined itineraries. Passport requirements and validity rules are also specified on the tour page.

What Changes on a Visa-Free Tour?

Visa-free tours are suitable for last-minute plans, as there is no visa application, appointment, bank statement, or consulate waiting period: once your dates and group size are confirmed, you can complete your booking. Flight times, hotel details, and the daily itinerary are listed day by day on each tour’s page, as with other tours. Visa-free routes are especially popular during short holiday periods such as school breaks, public holidays, and semester breaks.

Rules May Change

Visa rules may change at the discretion of each country; Thailand’s visa-free stay being reduced from 60 days to 30 days is a recent example. The information on this page reflects the official list as of the date it was consulted. We recommend checking the latest requirements on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ website or with the destination country’s diplomatic mission before departure. The rules differ for holders of special (green), service (grey) and diplomatic passports.

How Do You Get on the List?

For a tour to be included on this page, all foreign countries on its itinerary must be listed as visa-free on the official list. Departures from and returns to Türkiye are not included in this assessment. Tours with missing or unclear country information are excluded to avoid providing inaccurate information; cruise itineraries are listed on their own pages because visa requirements vary between ports.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which passport do I need for visa-free tours?

The classification on this page applies to ordinary (maroon) passports. Holders of green, grey and diplomatic passports have broader exemptions; check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs list for your passport type.

Are Balkan tours visa-free?

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, and Kosovo are visa-free. If the route includes Schengen countries such as Croatia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, or Greece, a Schengen visa is required; those tours are not included in this list.

Do I need a visa for Japan and South Korea?

Japan is visa-free for stays of up to 90 days. South Korea is also visa-free, but an electronic K-ETA travel authorization must be obtained before entry.

Can I travel to a visa-free country with my ID card?

You can enter Georgia and Azerbaijan directly from Türkiye for tourism using a new type of national ID card. A passport is required for all other visa-free countries.

Are the Listed Prices per Person?

Yes. The amount shown on the cards is the starting price per person for one adult sharing a room with another guest. The single-room supplement, child rates and prices that vary by date are shown in the calendar on each tour’s page.

How do I make a reservation?

Select your departure date and party size on the tour page and complete your booking online, or send us your preferred date and party size using the WhatsApp button to ask our team about availability and the final price.