It is possible to bring a pet into Turkey with its own passport. However, on returning to the UK you would be subject to quarantine laws. Back to General questions

If you are planning on making the move to Turkey permanent then you are able to take your pets as long as you have a pet passport and vets documents. For more information call The Pets Travel Scheme on 08702 411710. See similar questions...

No pets are allowed. On long term lease, we may allow pets. Consult us on this matter before making any reservations. See similar questions...

If you are planning to permanently reside in Turkey it is possible to bring your pets with you. There are extensive rules and regulations governing this and Aquasun Estates can provide you with all the information you will need. Please note: A Pet Passport is not recognised outside the EU and should you decide to take your pets back to the UK they will be subject to the current UK quarantine laws. See similar questions...

No pets. Period. We try to provide a pleasant, relaxing cruise in an adult environment. We prefer not to take young children we do not know. (We do require that everyone under 13 years old wears a lifejacket at all times on deck.) Children can feel bored and restricted. Coupled with the confines of a boat, it could be a difficult trip for everyone.. See similar questions...

Yes providing you have a pet passport and records from your local vet. Assistance with this can be arranged by our company lawyer. See similar questions...

All pets entering Northern Cyprus/Turkey have to be quarantined for a short period. Your local vet must chip your pet and help you complete the pet passport form. Back to Top See similar questions...

A "pet" is: a domesticated animal. An animal who a human being has interjected into a humanly-altered environment. That is, it's all the same world, but we took the existing land, earth, water, trees, fields, randomness and wildness, and built sturdy structures on top of, inside of, adjacent to it all, in order to better inhabit and survive the elements and factors of living on this planet. We exist here, and the Animal and Plant Kingdoms exist here as well. See similar questions...

Virtually every major city in Turkey has air service and Turkish Airlines offers nationwide services. Most of the connections are made either through Istanbul or Ankara, both of which have domestic and international terminals. You can check schedules and even book flights at www.turkishairlines.com or call their U.S. toll-free number 1 800 874 8875. Busses are an efficient and affordable way to travel around the country. See similar questions...

There are no problems bringing your own personal belongings to Turkey as long as you have a residency permit. Otherwise you would not be able to clear your goods through the local Customs. Also bear in mind that you would have to pay import duty tax on electrical goods brought into the country. From our client's experience, it is cheaper to buy everything in Turkey; local goods are of good quality and significantly cheaper. See similar questions...

Before I left, I took a few photos of what I was bringing along, however we quickly realized that we could dump some of our gear with no ill effect. As soon as we realized we wouldn't use it; we left it behind. This combined with natural attrition (i.e. losing and breaking stuff) makes it nearly impossible to archive what I'm actually travelling with as it's constantly in flux. See similar questions...

Ephesus is the most important ancient city in Asia Minor. Other three impressive places i.e. the Basilica of St John, The Temple of Artemis and the House of Virgin Mary are in the borders of Ephesus. See similar questions...

Thousands of modern, luxurious buses roar between Turkish cities and towns daily. This is how most Turks travel. It's easy to get fares and schedules but you can do that easily when you arrive in Turkey. Departures are frequent, and you don't need advance reservations on most routes. If you are an experienced driver, and want freedom of movement, consider renting a car in Turkey. Train travel in Turkey is still useful. See similar questions...

Many people bring ladders to parades for height advantage. Some even build custom ladders to seat children in them. (Hint: many times the krewe members throw extra trinkets and throws to children on ladders.) See similar questions...

The majority of our pets come from outlying animal control facilities where they have run out of time. These facilities have limited means to hold pets for an extended period of time, and therefore, so many adoptable dogs are euthanisized because the facility is full or the pet is not considered adoptable after the required holding period. We also accept a small number of pets from owners who can no longer keep them. We do not accept stray animals. See similar questions...