If you're heading to Turkey, many people may be looking up the latest covid guidance however in addition to this, you'll want to read up on what you will have to do once you're there.
On Wednesday (May 18) we reported that everyone in Spain must carry ID at all times - and this isn't just for the locals.
It also counts if you're also an "EU national, a foreigner living or holidaying in the country" according to Spanish Solutions.
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But this doesn't just apply to Spain as Turkey also required people to carry proof of identification with them.
On the Gov.uk website, they state that it is "illegal not to carry some form of photographic ID in Turkey. You should carry your passport or residence permit at all times.
"In some busy areas, especially Istanbul, the Turkish authorities may stop members of the public to conduct ID checks. There’s also a number of police checkpoints on main roads across Turkey. You should co-operate with officials conducting checks."
Because of this, it's advised you keep your passport or driving license on you at all times when travelling in Turkey.
