Visa process

Visa processProcess

Turkish citizens suffer the same problem related visa-related problems for years, which complaints in thethis post complaincomplains about.

Particularly, Schengen Countries, the UK, and the USA ask multiple documents such as payslips, savingsavings statements, proof of assets, etc. for visa application from visa applicants.

Besides, it is not assuredguaranteed that you will getreceive a visa, even if you submit all the necessary documents.

Turks are humuliatedhumiliated by these countries, but the competent authories doescorrect authorities do not take any actions againistaction against this humiliation.

On the other hand, citizencitizens of these countries can enter Türkiye even without pasaporta passport. For them, an ID card is enough.

From Türkiye's perspective, the principle of reciprocity is not requireda factor in the visa process.

Visa processProcess

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Turkish citizens sufferhave suffered from the same problem related visa-related problems for years, which complaintspeople in the post complain about.

You suffer FROM something. ie I suffer FROM back pain. I suffer FROM headaches. you need the word 'to' to show what the problem is coming from. Here I would say 'visa-related problems'. If you want to say that they have suffered for a long time (for years) you need HAVE suffered before (present continuous) because it is still happening. PEOPLE are the ones who are complaining.

Particularly, Schengen Countriescountries, the UK, the USA ask for multiple documents such as payslips, savingsavings statements, proof of assets, etc. for visa application from applicants.

You ask FOR something. 'Can I ask FOR a cookie?' As a bank term, savings is plural. "Can I see your savings account?" We already know you're talking about visa applications, so it sounds more natural to just say 'from applicants'.

BesidesEven so, it is not assured you will get a visa if you submit all the necessary documents.

Even so would be a better introductory word here, because EVEN if you do all of that you might not get it. Need preposition words to introduce the noun. 'A visa'. 'THE necessary documents'.

Turks are humuliatedhumiliated by these countries but the competent authories doesauthorities do not take any actions againistagainst this humiliationdiscrimination.

subject verb agreement. ...competent authorities DO not...... Discrimination would be a better word here because this process is very unfair towards Turkish citizens.

On the other hand, citizencitizens of these countries can enter Türkiye even without pasaporta passport, just an ID card is enough.

Citizens is plural because you are talking about multiple people. Again preposition for 'a' passport. AN ID card. Also added the word 'just' to indicate how they ONLY need an ID card.

From Türkiye's perspective, the principle of reciprocity is not requiredfulfilled in the visa process.

THE principle of reciprocity. You might want to say fulfilled instead of required here. THE visa process

Turkish citizens suffer the same problem related visa-related problems for years, which complaints in the post complain about.

ParticularlyIn particular, Schengen Countries, the UK, and the USA ask for multiple documents such as payslips, saving statements, proof of assets etc for visa application from applicants.

Besides, it is not assured you will get the visa even if you submit all necessary documents.

Turks are humuliatedhumiliated by these countries, but the competent authories doesauthorities do not take any actions againistaction against this humiliation.

On the other hand, citizen of these countries can enter Türkiye even without pasaport,a passport; an ID card is enough.

From Türkiye's perspective, the principle of reciprocity is not requiredupheld in the visa process.