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enTaxes, fees and fines for 2024 in Turkey:
November 3, 2023
Duty for issuing a passport:
Up to 6 months - 1.639 liras
1 year - 2.396 liras
2 years - 3.912 liras
3 years - 4.845 liras
More than 3 years - 7.833 liras
Driving license fee:
The fee for a Class A driver's license is 1.308 liras
Class B driver's license fee - 3.945 liras.
Fines for traffic violations:
Penalty for running a red light - 1.506 liras
Penalty for wrong parking - 690.89 liras
Penalty for exceeding the speed limit by 10-30% - 1,506 liras.
Penalty for exceeding the speed limit by more than 50% - 6,439 liras.
Penalty for driving under the influence of alcohol will be from 6.439 liras to 12.977 liras.
IMEI registration fee for phones imported from abroad - 31.692 liras.
Fee for technical inspection for cars and vans - 1821 liras.
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