Visitsturkiye Reviews 

$90 for a service available through the official government website – Refund refused within ONE HOUR!

I paid $90 to Visit Türkiye for assistance with a Turkish visa application, only to discover that the application can be made directly through the official Turkish government website:evisa.gov.tr.

This is a private intermediary charging additional fees for a process that travellers can complete themselves.

What makes the experience even worse is that I requested cancellation LESS THAN ONE HOUR after submitting my application.

Despite my immediate request, the company refused to refund a single dollar, claiming that my application was already being processed.

They provided no evidence that the application had actually been submitted to the Turkish authorities or that any substantial work had been completed.

I find this business practice extremely disappointing, particularly given the amount charged and the almost immediate cancellation request.

My advice: avoid unnecessary intermediary fees and check the official Turkish government website before paying for a visa.

I deeply regret using this service and would not recommend it.

Refund still unresolved after more than a month

I am sharing my experience with Visits Turkiye so that other travelers can make an informed decision before using their service.

On 16 August 2026, I paid USD 149 for a Turkish e-Visa service through their website.

At 4:38 PM, I received confirmation that my payment had been received and that my visa application would be processed. At 5:49 PM, only about 71 minutes later, I was informed that my application could not be processed because, according to the official e-Visa system, I was not eligible to obtain a Turkish e-Visa online.

I immediately requested a full refund.

Over the following weeks, I provided all the information requested, including my bank details. I was repeatedly informed that my refund was being reviewed by their Financial Team and that I would be updated.

Then, on 10 September, I was informed that a full refund was not possible because travel insurance associated with my order had allegedly already been issued. I was offered only a 60% refund, meaning that 40% of my payment would be retained.

I asked for the basic supporting documents before accepting this deduction, including:

The travel insurance policy
Insurance provider and policy number
Date of issuance
Actual amount charged for the insurance
Relevant terms and conditions
A clear calculation explaining the 40% deduction

I was told that these documents would be provided after review by the relevant department.

However, instead of receiving the requested documents or a refund, I continued to receive responses referring to internal review, another department, and pending confirmation.

As of today, I have received no supporting documentation, no refund, and no substantive resolution.

I have tried repeatedly to resolve this matter directly and amicably. I even offered to accept a reasonable administrative deduction of around 10% simply to close the matter.

I am not making any accusation about the company's intentions. I am simply documenting my experience and the facts of my case.

No documents. No refund. No substantive resolution.

I hope the company will resolve this matter promptly and provide the documentation and refund that I have been requesting.

My advice to other travelers: before paying for a visa-related service through a private intermediary, carefully verify the service provider and check the official Turkish e-Visa channels first.

I used this company for a Turkish e-visa application thinking it was the official one. Partway through, they refused to proceed unless I purchased an additional "travel insurance" product — despite the official Turkish e-visa system already including this, and despite me explicitly declining their add-on.
I did not agree to purchase the insurance and did not authorize any charge for it. The visa I actually used for travel was issued through the official government e-visa channel, not by this company.
After I declined to pay, I received demands for payment, along with claims that my passport could be "blacklisted" by immigration authorities if I didn't pay. I disputed the charge with my bank and won the chargeback, which itself confirms my payment provider agreed no valid service had been rendered for the amount claimed.
If you're applying for a Turkish e-visa, go directly through the official government portal. Not from any sponsored ad on google. Do not use third-party sites that pressure you into unnecessary add-ons or threaten consequences with immigration authorities — that is not how visa issuance works, and no private company controls immigration "blacklisting."
I've also reported this to my payment provider and relevant consumer protection bodies.

I would like to report a fraudulent website: visitsturkiye.com.tr.

This website falsely pretended to be an official e-visa application platform for Turkey. I trusted it and paid 135 USD for a visa application.

After payment:

I did NOT receive any visa
I did NOT receive any valid service
I contacted them requesting a refund, but I received NO response
I have never heard back from them again

This appears to be a scam website that misleads users by pretending to be an official visa service and taking money without providing any service.

I request:

Full refund of 135 USD
Investigation of this fraudulent website
Removal/blocking of this service to protect other users

Its a fruad fishing company that steals from you almost 117 dollar to issue turkish e visa .. they made a website that only provide visa service looks like an official turkish site and they collect your passport and other visa information good knows to whome they sell it .. adding to that the final order doesnt show any thing related to processing fees only visa fees 135$