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Turkey Embassy in Tanzania

Turkey Embassy in Tanzania is an office of communication between Turkish government and Tanzania. It operates as the official representative of the Turkey in Tanzania. The following is major information about Turkey Embassy for Tanzania and the way which you can apply you visa to Turkey through:

Turkey Embassy Contact Information

  • Address: Toure Drive 8, Plot Nr: 97, Oysterbay, P.O. Box 21761, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Turkey Embassy Services Provided

The embassy offers a range of services to both Turkish citizens and foreign nationals, including:

  • Passport Services: Issuance of new passports, renewal of existing passports, and replacement of lost or stolen passports.
  • Visa Issuance: Processing visa applications for entry into Turkey and providing information on visa requirements.
  • Assistance in Legal or Medical Emergencies: Support for citizens involved in legal matters and access to medical resources and guidance in emergencies.
  • Travel Alerts and Safety Updates: Issuing alerts regarding safety concerns or travel restrictions and providing updates on local conditions and emergencies.
  • Support for Nationals Detained Abroad: Assistance in cases of detention or arrest and coordination with local authorities as necessary.

Turkey and Tanzania Bilateral Relations

Turkey and Tanzania have enjoyed a growing relationship, with significant milestones including:

  • Presidential Visits: Former Turkish President Abdullah Gül visited Tanzania in February 2009, and former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete paid a state visit to Turkey in 2010.
  • Agreements: During President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's visit to Tanzania in January 2017, ten agreements were signed covering areas such as defense industry, education, development, health, tourism, and communication.
  • Economic Cooperation: The establishment of the Turkish Embassy in Dar es Salaam and the launch of Turkish Airlines' direct flights between Istanbul and Dar es Salaam in 2010, as well as between Istanbul and Kilimanjaro in 2012, have significantly boosted bilateral economic relations.

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Useful information

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Extra FAQs – Turkish Embassy in Tanzania (Dar es Salaam)

Is the Turkish Embassy in Dar es Salaam open on Tanzanian public holidays?

Nope! The embassy observes both Turkish and Tanzanian public holidays. Always check the embassy calendar before heading over—or risk a solo picnic outside the gate.

Do I need an appointment to visit the Turkish Embassy?

For most consular services, yes! It’s like visiting a busy friend—it’s always polite to call ahead instead of arriving unannounced with a mountain of paperwork.

Can I pay visa fees at the embassy with a credit card?

Typically, fees are paid in cash. Bring enough Tanzanian shillings or USD to avoid that “do you take cards?” moment that makes everyone shuffle awkwardly.

How long does it take to process a Turkish visa in Tanzania?

Processing times vary based on the visa type and season. It’s wise to apply at least a month in advance. Turkish coffee may brew fast—but visas? Not so much.

Can the embassy help if I lose my Turkish passport in Tanzania?

Absolutely! Contact the embassy right away. They’ll help you sort out a replacement or emergency travel document. And remember: don’t keep your passport in your safari hat. Just saying.

Is parking available near the Turkish Embassy in Dar es Salaam?

Limited street parking is available, but it can get busy. Consider taking a taxi or bajaji (tuk-tuk). Bonus: riding a bajaji is practically a Tanzanian cultural experience!

Are embassy staff bilingual?

Yes! Staff speak Turkish and English, so feel free to ask questions in either. A warm “Merhaba” might earn you an extra friendly smile—and maybe even some insider tips.

Does the embassy assist with Turkish business connections in Tanzania?

Definitely. The embassy supports trade relations and can help connect businesses. Think of it as networking—but with official stamps and less small talk about the weather.

What should I wear when visiting the embassy?

Smart casual is perfect. No need for a tuxedo, but maybe skip your beachwear unless you’re heading straight to Kas afterward!

Does the embassy provide tourist information about Türkiye?

The embassy can share general information, but for detailed travel tips or secret spots in Istanbul, you’re better off with a travel blog—or a chatty local back in Türkiye!

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