Regulations And Guidelines For A Safe Journey
INFORMATION TICKETS AND ΕMBARKATION PROCEDURE
Read moreFor information, reservations and ticket purchase you can come directly to the boat every afternoon after 18:00 or in the morning latest 30 minutes before departure.
Also at the cooperating travel agencies in Kos town or click here.
From Kos to Bodrum:
Purchase your ticket for the day you want to travel.
On the day of your trip you have to go to the passport control area latest 30 minutes before the departure.
First you have to go to the check-in kiosk of our company to declare your passports or Id’s and get your boarding cards.
Then you have to pass through the passport control and after to embark on the vessel.
The company doesn’t have any responsibility of any delay from the passport control and the vessel doesn’t depart before embark all the registered passengers in the passenger list.
Check-in closes few minutes before the scheduled departure of the ship.
From Bodrum to Kos:
Be back at the Turkish passport control 30 minutes before the scheduled departure of the vessel.
The embarkation procedure ending 05 minutes before the departure.
In exceptional cases, the departure time may be modified and passengers are informed in good time by the captain and crew of the vessel.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR PASSPORT AND ID USE!
Read moreNo Visa required for a day trip to Turkey!
In order to gain visa-free entry to Turkey in most cases, it is necessary to have a valid passport from an eligible country. However, some visa-exempt nationalities are able to enter Turkey using their national ID card instead of a passport.
Countries whose citizens are allowed to enter Türkiye with their national ID’s
1- Germany
2- Belgium
3- France
4- Georgia
5- The Netherlands
6- Spain
7- Switzerland
8- Italy
9- Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
10- Liechtenstein
11- Luxemburg
12- Malta
13- Portugal
14- Ukraine
15- Greece
16- Poland
17- Bulgaria
18- Hungary
19- Moldova
20- Azerbaijan
21- Romania
Countries whose citizens are allowed to enter Türkiye with their expired passports
1. Germany – Passports expired within the last year / ID’s expired within the last year
2. Belgium – Passports expired within the last 5 years.
3. France – Passports expired within the last 5 years.
4. Spain – Passports expired within the last 5 years.
5. Switzerland – Passports expired within the last 5 years.
6. Luxemburg – Passports expired within the last 5 years.
7. Portugal – Passports expired within the last 5 years.
8. Bulgaria – Valid ordinary passport
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show lessINFORMATION FOR VISA APPLICATION FOR ONE WAY TRAVELERS FROM KOS TO TURKEY
Read moreFEATURES OF TRIP TO TURKEY WITH CHILDREN UP TO 17 YEARS OLD
show moreTravel documents for minors
Information on minors’ travel documents
When a minor of Greek nationality travels with both parents, a valid ID card or passport issued by the Greek authorities is enough.
Otherwise they also need to have:
• A written declaration of consent from the second parent if they are travelling with only one parent/legal guardian. The said declaration must be signed and the signature validated by the competent Greek authorities (such as Citizens’ Service Centers, Police Departments etc).
• A written declaration of consent signed by both parents if they are travelling with an adult other than their parents or legal guardian. This must give details of the minor’s itinerary and the signatures must be validated by the competent Greek authorities.
Minors from other EU countries also need to carry a similar declaration with the parents’ signatures validated by the competent authorities of their country of residence/origin or the Greek Consular authorities or the Hellenic Police.
Responsible authorities for content ministry of foreign affairs
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Greek Forms
English Forms
show lessTax Relief for Third-Countries Travelers
show moreThis section provides information, through the use of frequently asked questions, concerning the limits of tariff and tax relief applicable to travelers from third countries.
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