Sözcü Gazetesi reported on Sunday, 1 November 2026, that two more countries have opened their doors to Turkish citizens, and that the visa-free travel list has been updated to reflect the change.
The headline names neither country, and the available summary does not identify them or say when the new arrangements take effect. The report frames the development as an addition to the existing list of destinations Turkish passport holders can visit without a visa, rather than a change to any prior entry.
The update was published by Sözcü Gazetesi on its news pages and surfaced through Google Haberler, where the outlet's coverage appears alongside other headlines and perspectives on the same story. Beyond confirming that the list itself has been revised, the summary gives no further detail on scope, duration of stay, or conditions attached to visa-free entry.
For Turkish readers planning trips, the practical effect is that the roster of visa-free destinations they consult when arranging travel now includes two more entries. Which countries those are, and what rules apply to each, is not stated in the material available.
Watch for the full Sözcü Gazetesi article, which is expected to name the two countries and set out the terms of entry.
