Turkey, bus station during the pandemic

Turkey begins to require PCR tests to unvaccinated to travel

Since September 6, Turkish authorities have made PCR tests mandatory for those not vaccinated against the coronavirus, who must present a negative result of a test carried out no more than 48 hours before to be able to travel by public transport, including bus, plane or train. The measure will be mandatory for those who have not received at least two doses of the vaccine or have not recently passed COVID-19. The PCR test, which can be performed at the airports as well, will not be mandatory to travel by private vehicle.