Turkish Passport
Turkish Passports are issued in accordance with the Passport Act (No. 5682) from July 15, 1950 to Turkish citizens to travel outside of the country. The passports are issued by the Turkish Police and applications are filed at police stations which have a passport office. Passports issued since June 1, 2010 are biometric, and valid for up to ten years.
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