eVisas · Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Morocco · from the UK
Your eVisa application, prepared with you in your own portal account.
For people living in the UK whose passport uses the eVisa route for Turkey, Saudi Arabia or Morocco. We prepare the official application with you in your own account on the official portal, ready for you to check and submit, within 24 hours of your complete details. £29 service fee per applicant; you pay the official fee on the portal, where applying yourself costs only that fee.
Nothing is charged until the last step of the plan.
- Where
- Online
- the official portal, your own account; no appointment
- Applicants
- 1 to 5
- £29 each, one order
- eVisa fee
- shown on the portal
- paid by you, never through us
- Our fee
- £29
- plus £29 per additional applicant
Who this is for
- People living in the UK whose passport uses the eVisa route. Turkey: Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Nepalese, Filipino, Afghan, Iraqi (15 to 50) and Egyptian (15 to 45) passports with a valid UK, Schengen, US or Irish visa or residence permit, and South African passports. Saudi Arabia: permanent UK residents and holders of a valid US, UK or Schengen visit visa, plus the eligible-list passports. Morocco: Category A passports such as Indian, UK residents with a residence card valid at least 180 more days, and holders of a qualifying multi-entry visa.
- A holiday, visiting family, or Umrah (Saudi Arabia): the tourist eVisa. Business visits for Turkey and Morocco.
Who it is not for
- British citizens, who visit Turkey (90 days in any 180) and Morocco (90 days) without a visa, and Irish, US, EU, Chinese and the other passports exempt for Turkey. There is nothing to buy.
- Nigerian, Ghanaian, Kenyan and Zimbabwean passports for Turkey, which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sends to the consulate with no e-Visa route.
- UK residents on a time-limited visa for Saudi Arabia unless they hold a valid US, UK or Schengen visit visa, and Morocco applicants without a residence card valid 180 more days or a qualifying multi-entry visa. The plan checks all of this before anything is paid.
- Work, study or any stay beyond the eVisa's limit, Hajj, and refugee, stateless or other non-ordinary travel documents.
What is not included
- The official eVisa fee, shown on the portal after you select your passport and paid there by you
- Entry itself: an eVisa is permission to travel, and the border officer decides on arrival
- Any promise about the outcome: the issuing authority decides
- Umrah packages or the Umrah visa: we prepare the Saudi tourist eVisa only, which allows Umrah
The issuing authority alone decides the outcome, and the border officer decides on arrival: an eVisa is permission to travel, not a right of entry. We prepare the application with you in your own account and do not give immigration advice.
What £29 buys
£29 service fee per applicant, up to 5 on one order. The official fee is shown on the portal after you select your passport and is paid there by you; it never passes through us.
- The official eVisa application prepared with you, field by field, in your own account on the official portal
- Your passport details, photo and supporting documents prepared to the portal's own rules, so nothing is rejected for format
- Every answer checked by you; submitted on your say-so within 24 hours of your complete details, and you pay the official fee on the portal
- The decision and the eVisa sent to you the moment the portal issues them, with what to carry when you travel
Your application is prepared in your own portal account, ready for you to check and submit, within 24 hours of your complete details, or your service fee back. Full refund if you cancel before we start work.
How it works
1. Tell us about your trip
The destination, your passport, your UK status and the destination's own question, then your details and payment on Stripe.
2. Send your documents
Passport, UK status or the supporting visa your route needs, a recent photo, your travel dates. Encrypted upload.
3. We prepare, you check and submit
Within 24 hours of your complete details: the official application prepared with you in your own portal account. You check every answer, it is submitted on your say-so, and you pay the eVisa fee on the portal.
4. You travel
We send you the eVisa the moment it is issued, with what to carry. The issuing authority decides, and the border officer decides on arrival.
Question before you pay? WhatsApp usReplies within the hour, day or night.
What you are protected by
- Full refund before we start work
- Ready in 24 hours, or the fee back
- Documents encrypted in the UK, then deleted
- We never see your card
- The consulate decides, and we say so
WayaNerd Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 16269713. 48 Margery Park Road, London, E7 9JY. Contact us
Questions people ask before paying
- Do you apply for me?
- No. We prepare the application with you in your own account on the official portal, you check every answer, and it is submitted on your say-so. You pay the official fee on the portal, where applying yourself costs only that fee; what we add is the preparation and the checking, for £29 a person. We never use a pooled account, never run a bot, and never take, hold or enter card details.
- What is the official fee?
- It depends on the destination and your passport, and it is shown on the portal after you select your passport: in US dollars on evisa.gov.tr for Turkey, in Saudi riyals on ksavisa.sa, in Moroccan dirhams on acces-maroc.ma. You pay it there yourself at the payment step. We quote no figure because the portals are the only source, and we never mark it up or pass it through.
- Who can get the Turkey e-Visa?
- British, Irish, US, EU and Chinese passports visit Turkey without a visa, so there is nothing to buy. Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Nepalese, Filipino and Afghan passports, Iraqi passports aged 15 to 50 and Egyptian passports aged 15 to 45 on Turkish Airlines, AJet, Pegasus, EgyptAir or Air Cairo, get a one-month single-entry e-Visa provided they hold a valid UK, Schengen, US or Irish visa or residence permit and enter through an airport with a return ticket, a hotel booking and about 50 US dollars a day. South African passports need no condition. Nigerian, Ghanaian, Kenyan and Zimbabwean passports apply at the consulate; there is no e-Visa route for them.
- Who can get the Saudi tourist eVisa from the UK?
- There are two official routes. visa.visitsaudi.com is for the 68 eligible-list nationalities, including British, Irish, US and EU passports. ksavisa.sa is for permanent residents of the UK, US or EU and for holders of a valid US, UK or Schengen visit visa, whatever their passport. A UK resident on a time-limited visa (Skilled Worker, Student, family) does not qualify unless they hold one of those visit visas; the plan asks before anything is paid. The visa is multiple entry, valid a year with stays of up to 90 days, and it allows Umrah but not Hajj.
- Who can get the Morocco eVisa?
- British citizens visit Morocco for up to 90 days without a visa, so there is nothing to buy. Category A passports such as Indian apply directly. Other passports that need a visa qualify as UK residents with a residence card valid at least 180 more days, or as holders of a multiple-entry Schengen, US, Canadian, Australian, Japanese, Norwegian, New Zealand or Irish visa valid at least 90 more days. The portal's own checker tells you in a minute which applies. The eVisa is single entry, for a stay of up to 30 days, valid 180 days from issue.
- Is there an appointment, and how long does it take?
- No appointment and no visit: an eVisa is applied for and issued online. Saudi Arabia's platform gives one minute to three business days; Morocco's portal gives 72 hours in Moroccan working days for the standard visa; Turkey's portal does not publish a figure we could read, so we do not state one. Our part is the 24-hour promise: your application prepared in your account, ready to check and submit, within 24 hours of your complete details, or the service fee back.
- Can you guarantee the eVisa, or entry?
- No, and nobody honest can. The issuing authority decides, and an eVisa is permission to travel, not a right of entry: the border officer decides on arrival. If we find before work starts that the eVisa route is not open to you, you get a full refund.
Facts on this page were checked against the official pages named in our fact sheet on 23 October 2026. findmyvisa prepares documents and does not give immigration advice. The service is sold by WayaNerd Ltd, company number 16269713. Full refund if you cancel before we start work; no refund on the authority’s decision, which is not what is sold. See the terms.