bonjour, je viens de trouver enfin ou je dois poste j'étais un peu perdu :)
voila je pars en turquie au mois d'octobre avec mon concubin qui est turque il a son passport et sa carte de 10 ans de sejour français, moi j'ai mon pass port et on a 2 enfants une fille de 5 ans qui a une carte d'identité et mon bébé qui a 7 mois et je suis entrain de lui faire ça carte, nous allons en turquie en voiture et je ne sais pas si je dois faire un passe port pour mes enfants ou si la carte d'identité seul fonctionne, que dois faire ?
aussi nous partons en turquie 10 jours en voiture est ce ke je dois signaler ma voiture quelque part ou non ?
je suppose que le pere des enfants est votre concubin.
si cela est le cas alors pour la turquie, une cni est suffisante mais le probleme depend des pays que vous voulez traverser, peut-etre que dans ce cas la, il faudra le passeport
je sais juste ke nous allons prendre le bateau mais je ne sais pas ou
si c'est le bateau, c'est en italie donc pas de probleme
au fait, je voulais preciser que si vos enfants ont un pere different de votre concubin, il faudra une athorisation de sortie du territoire en plus du cni
ba je viens de voir pour le bateau et c'est très cher donc j'en ai parlé a mon concubin et nous allons y aller directement en voiture sans prendre le bateau, maintenant reste a savoir par kel pays passer lol
comme michel a dit plus haut, si vous comptez passer par la serbie, il faut les passeports
il faudra savoir rapidement car les delais pour les passeports peuvent long ou tres long
je pense commancer a les faire cette semaine il vaudrait mieux car c le premiere fois ken ous partons en voiture a vrai dire nous allons avoir notre premiere voiture dans 1 semaine donc meme la route en france nous est inconnu
c le premiere fois ken ous partons en voiture a vrai dire nous allons avoir notre premiere voiture dans 1 semaine donc meme la route en france nous est inconnu
pourquoi vous ne partez pas en avion?
je ne pense pas que cela soit une bonne idee de partir en voiture pour des personnes qui n'ont pas l'habitude de faire des long trajet et de plus il semble que vous n'avez pas vraiment l'habitude de conduire si je peux me permettre
j'ai pris une fois l'avion et plus jamais je ne reprendrais l'avion je n'aime pas sa du tout, et nous sommes obligé de partir en turquie car mes enfants comme mon mari on besoin de voir la famille
tous d abord si tous vaut papiers sont en regle aucun souci pour la turquie au niveau frontiere une cni suffit il vous feront un papier avec votre non et le tampon de la frontiere a ne pas perdre sa vaut de visa sa remplace le tampon qu on fait sur les paseport ensuite il i a plusieur façon de se rendre labas soit italy bateau grece turquie plus sympa car bateau et plus securisant car c est l europe pas de racket moin fatigant je recommande si vous avez des enfants en bas ages apres vous avz la voies plus rapide mais plus risquer a mon gout c de faire que la route et la il faut au moin avoir deux conducteur dans la voiture et y allez a plusieur voiture question securité en plus nous on c est fait avoir tous les pays traversant de l UE juste la cni suffit même la croatie qui n an fait pas parti dans un des pays la serbie le paseport est obligatoire pour chacun des voyageurs au dernier moment on a changer de parcours
sa fait deux fois que j y vais avec mon mari en voiture bateau est c est tranquile meme avec des bébés prevoir un bon sieges auto des pauses des jouers si possible un dvd est c trankilou j avas peur est au final j ai fait se voyage enceinte la premiere fois et avec un bébé la seconde année et c est sympa on peu s areter ou on veut
je vous souhaite bon voyage
ps question tarif bateau cela depant de la date de votre sejour si c est en basse moyenne ou haute saison surtous les grand week end de grand depart les prix varie fortement ne pas reserver des agences sont au bord du port 2 3 parle le truc et les prix varie selon les agences et sa evite que si le bateau a un souci technique detre un peu dan le caca .je conseille un parasol voir tente anti uv et une couverture car tres peu de banc et d abri pour attendre le bateau si vous en louper 1 il y a des bateau le matin et soir pas d inquietude
tous d abord si tous vaut papiers sont en regle aucun souci pour la turquie au niveau frontiere une cni suffit il vous feront un papier avec votre non et le tampon de la frontiere a ne pas perdre sa vaut de visa sa remplace le tampon qu on fait sur les paseport ensuite il i a plusieur façon de se rendre labas soit italy bateau grece turquie plus sympa car bateau et plus securisant car c est l europe pas de racket moin fatigant je recommande si vous avez des enfants en bas ages apres vous avz la voies plus rapide mais plus risquer a mon gout c de faire que la route et la il faut au moin avoir deux conducteur dans la voiture et y allez a plusieur voiture question securité en plus nous on c est fait avoir tous les pays traversant de l UE juste la cni suffit même la croatie qui n an fait pas parti dans un des pays la serbie le paseport est obligatoire pour chacun des voyageurs au dernier moment on a changer de parcours
Il vous arrive de reprendre votre souffle ? 😏
Je ne pense pas que ce soit si dangereux d'y aller par la route.
Les policiers turcs ne prennent en général pas le temps de porter votre nom sur le papier qui supporte le tampon du visa si vous entrez avec une CNI.
oh que si que il prenne le temps et même pour la voiture il en pren il en registre donc carte grise et assurance au nom du proprietaire les plus pointieux c est les grecs qui peuvent vous faire vider la voiture aussi .
et question securité par la route croatie ect... le racket y est tres important voir aussi des fausse police qui vous font areter et vous demande 100 euros par personnes se qui est arrive a mon mari l année derniere . de plus cette année il ont bruler la voiture d une famille turque d allemagne pour le refus d un backchich en roumanie .alors toujours confiants moi pas
oh que si que il prenne le temps et même pour la voiture il en pren il en registre donc carte grise et assurance au nom du proprietaire
Aux aéroports je n'ai jamais vu un policier compléter la fiche de visa des détenteurs de CNI.
et question securité par la route croatie ect... le racket y est tres important voir aussi des fausse police qui vous font areter et vous demande 100 euros par personnes se qui est arrive a mon mari l année derniere . de plus cette année il ont bruler la voiture d une famille turque d allemagne pour le refus d un backchich en roumanie .alors toujours confiants moi pas
Beaucoup de légendes urbaines dans ce domaine.
Pas peur. 🙂
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