Turkey grants visa on arrival for Schengen visa holders. I'm guessing this should be at all entry ports, including roads. Just wanted to confirm that if I'm travelling by bus with a valid Schengen visa, I'll be able to get the visa at the border checkpost.
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Do check with Turkish immigration authorities. An embassy or consulate should be able to tell you. In many countries that have visa on arrival it's unlike what you think available only in specific points of entry (usually international airports and ports handling a lot of cruise ships). I believe this is the case in Turkey as well, but not 100% certain.– jwentingCommented Oct 15, 2013 at 10:31
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Yes I'm not from Schengen but Australia and I've received at least four Turkish visas on entry at at least two Bulgarian border crossings as well as two Georgian border crossings. You'll probably have to pay. The visa is a sticker like a postage stamp that only takes up a small area. It has very similar "90 days out of 180 days" as a Schengen visa so it's good for multiple entries. WOAH I just noticed you're not from the Schengen region but just a Schengen visa holder? So I'm not sure which parts of my comment apply to you...– hippietrailCommented Oct 15, 2013 at 11:07
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1are you indian passport holder? I think in this case you can get also a single entry eVisa. For more information see evisa.gov.tr/en/info– Dirty-flowCommented Oct 15, 2013 at 13:18
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1I'm an Indian passport holder. That's awesome! Thanks!– tapanCommented Oct 15, 2013 at 13:31
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2@Dirty-flow will you please convert your comment to an answer.. it is the right answer :)– Nean Der ThalCommented Dec 17, 2013 at 22:38
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