ANKARA, 2 August 2021: The government has advised Pakistanis to fully familiarize themselves with the rules governing their travel to Turkey and make an informed choice about visiting the country under the present circumstances.
In a press release, the government said that Pakistani nationals intending to travel to Turkey are advised that the quarantine rules pertaining to passengers arriving in Turkey from Pakistan, announced by the Turkish Government on 28 June 2021 that came into effect on 1 July 2021 are still applicable.
As per these rules, passengers arriving from Pakistan will be subject to a mandatory 10-day quarantine. The quarantine will be either at the Turkish Government provided facility or at the designated hotels.
The decision whether passengers will be sent to the Turkish Government provided facilities or self-paid hotel quarantine is entirely at the discretion of the Turkish authorities. Self-paid hotel rates are stated to be approximately Euros 200 per night per person.
Those in quarantine can take a PCR test after 7 days and if it is negative, they can leave the quarantine facility. However, according to our information, the hotels are charging for the full 10 days.
They should also be prepared to pay for their quarantine at government-designated hotels at rates determined by the Turkish authorities and be prepared to deal with any inconvenience they may encounter as a result of their informed decision. The Pakistan Missions in Turkey are available to assist our nationals to the best of our abilities.
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