War and the travel warning from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Türkiye: checklist

Before setting out

• 1. Read official announcementsCheck the latest travel announcements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy in Kyiv.
• 2. Check your passportCheck the validity and pages of your passport; make sure it has no tears, alterations, or erasures.
• 3. Leave copies of your documentsLeave copies of your passport, Turkish ID number, insurance policy, address, phone number, and tickets with your relatives or close contacts.
• 4. Carry emergency contact detailsKeep the details of two people who can be reached if something happens to you in your wallet and inside your passport.
• 5. Save the emergency numbersWrite down the numbers of the Embassy in Kyiv, the Consulate General in Odesa, and the Consular Call Center in a safe place.
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• 6. Notify the missionNotify the nearest Turkish mission of your identity and contact details by phone, letter, fax, or email.
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• 7. Check your insuranceCheck that your health insurance covers Ukraine and ask your insurance company in writing about wartime coverage.
• 8. Prepare financial documentsCarry sufficient cash foreign currency, note your bank's contact details, and prepare proof of financial means that may be requested at entry.