When most of us dream of going abroad, the first obstacle we face is the visa. Collecting documents, making appointments, and paying fees can take the fun out of things. However, the good news is that as of 2025, there are still many countries that Turkish citizens can visit without a visa. And the list is quite long and includes countries from every continent!
In this article, we will take a look at the countries that will take you to completely different worlds without the stress of a visa. If you are ready, get your passport and start traveling!Why Should You Choose Visa-Free Countries?
Save time: You can plan even at the last minute without dealing with visa procedures.Economic advantage: Visa fees can sometimes be more expensive than plane tickets.
More freedom in travel planning: You can change your travel dates as you wish, without dealing with the consulate.
Countries Where Turkish Citizens Can Go Visa-Free in 2025
Below you can find the full list of countries that do not require a visa for tourist purposes with a Turkish passport:Europe
AlbaniaBosnia and Herzegovina
Montenegro
Kosovo
North Macedonia
Serbia
Moldova
Belarus (up to 30 days, some conditions apply)
Asia
Georgia (Entry with ID)Azerbaijan (login with ID)
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Uzbekistan
South Korea (up to 90 days)
Thailand (up to 30 days)
Maldives (30 days visa on arrival but very easy – it counts)
Indonesia (up to 30 days)
Philippines (up to 30 days)
Hong Kong (up to 90 days)
Japan (short-term visa-free entry pilot launched in 2025)
Africa
MoroccoTunisian
Republic of South Africa (30 days)
Seychelles
Mauritius
Eswatini (formerly Swaziland)
America Continent
BrazilArgentina
Chile
Colombia
Peru
Venezuelan
Uruguay
Ecuador
Paraguay
Bolivia
Nicaragua
Dominica
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago
Antigua and Barbuda
El Salvador
Honduras
Panama
Belize
Oceania
FijiVanuatu
Micronesia
Samoa
Tuvalu (visa on arrival)
Cook Islands (connected to New Zealand but free entry)
Highlights from My Favorites
1. Star of the Balkans: SerbiaSerbia stands out with its Belgrade nightlife, historical castles and river views. It is one of the closest and most economical routes to travel without a visa. Moreover, you will never feel like a stranger thanks to its delicious cuisine and hospitable people.
2. Intertwined with History: Georgia
Georgia, one of the rare countries where you can enter even with your ID card, is breathtaking with its nature and history. As you walk through the streets of Tbilisi, you will be amazed at how old Soviet architecture and modern textures intertwine. The country's famous wines are also worth trying.
3. The Colorful World of Central America: Dominica
If you want to travel a little further afield, Dominica in the Caribbean is a natural wonder. Volcanic mountains, waterfalls and deep blue seas... And it does not require a visa from Turkish citizens. The flight is a bit difficult, but it is worth all the fatigue when you arrive.
4. Surprise in the Heart of Asia: Thailand
Thailand, which has a special place in every traveler's heart, will open its doors to Turkish citizens without a visa in 2025. Get away from the chaos of Bangkok and lie on the white beaches in Phuket or feed the elephants in Chiang Mai. Culture, adventure, and peace — all in one!
5. Africa’s Tranquil Paradise: Seychelles
Although it is known as a honeymoon destination, Seychelles is actually a therapy for single travelers as well. White sands, turquoise waters, palm trees... And yes, no visa for Turkish citizens! It is a perfect choice for those looking for a tropical getaway.
6. Mysterious and Fascinating: Japan (Short-Term Visa-Free Entry Pilot Program)
As of 2025, Japan has launched a pilot program for short-term visa-free travel with Turkey. Under this program, travelers who meet certain conditions can visit Japan visa-free for up to 15 days. A great opportunity for those who want to see Mount Fuji, get lost in Tokyo, or travel back in time in Kyoto!
Recommendations
-Visa-free does not mean "unlimited entry". Most countries allow for a stay of 30 to 90 days.-Check your passport expiration date: Most countries require a passport valid for at least 6 months upon entry.
-Have a return ticket and hotel reservation with you: They may be asked at customs.
-Check current information: Some countries may change their policies periodically. It is useful to visit the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.