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writes:I have a turkish boyfriend we have known each other for seven years. in this time i have always gone to turkey to see him. this year i have spent the last three months with him and i have now returned back home. my boyfriend would now like to come and visit england how do i apply for a visitors visa for him please can you help,he does not want to live here just a visit, he also has a nephew who lives here so he would like to visit him here and if i know how i can apply for a visitors visa this would be a great opportunity for him to see my culture.thanks Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (1 November 2008): If I were a woman living in the UK I would steer away from having a Turkish bf.They are sexist, mysoginist and will only be nice to you until marriage. They come from a culture where the man is the one who dictates everything in a relationship, this might be a mayor difficulty in a future relationship. I am from Germany and I believe me I know plenty about Turiskish "culture".There is a Turkish proverb "The best friend of a Turk is another Turk", they have two ways of dealing with people: trustworthy towards their own people, deceitful towards any "foreigner".
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reader, Dr Vendetta +, writes (1 November 2008):
 http://ukinturkey.fco.gov.uk/en/visas/
good luck though.. its not exactly easy as they make it sound. a friend of monie is MARRIED to a turk. she's still having troub;e just trying to get him a visitors visa.
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