Turkey Visa for Switzerland Citizens 2026: Requirements

✓ Last reviewed: June 2026 — Verified and updated by our TURSAB-licensed Turkey travel experts ( İlyas Bayrak & team). Quick Answer: Swiss citizens can enter Türkiye (Turkey) visa‑free for up to 90 days within 180 days for tourism or business, paying USD $0 in visa fees. No e‑Visa is needed for Swiss passports, but travelers of other nationalities can apply at the official portal: www.evisa.gov.tr . Do Swiss citizens need a visa for Türkiye? Swiss citizens with a valid Swiss passport do not need a visa for short stays in Türkiye . Under current rules, you may visit for up to 90 days within a 180‑day period for tourism or business purposes, with multiple entries allowed, and no government visa fee ( USD $0 ). Key points for Swiss travelers: Visa-free for tourism/business up to 90/180 . Passport validity should cover at least 60 days beyond the allowed stay — effectively 150 days validity recommended on arrival. Multiple entries are permitted, but total time in Türkiye must not exceed 90 days in any rolling 180 days . Swiss national ID card is accepted for entry by Türkiye for eligible nationals including Switzerland . We still recommend traveling with a passport to avoid airline check‑in issues. If you hold another nationality (or travel with family who do), they may need an e‑Visa or a consular sticker visa. Always check the official portal at www.evisa.gov.tr or contact the Embassy of Türkiye in Bern . Planning an itinerary? Get inspired on our Turkey tours , our curated small-group Turkey tours , and tailor everything with private Turkey tours . Start with seasonal insights: Best time to visit Turkey . How much does a Turkish e‑Visa cost in 2026? For Swiss citizens: no visa is required for short tourist/business stays, so the government fee is USD $0 . If you or someone in your party needs an e‑Visa , typical official fees are approximately USD $30–$60 (country‑dependent) when purchased directly via the official site: www.evisa.gov.tr . Avoid overpaying: third‑par