Truck Drivers Drew Attention to the Schengen Visa Problem at Kapıkule.
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Truck drivers transporting goods to European countries protested the limitation of their stay in the Schengen area to 90 to 180 days. Gathering near the Kapıkule Border Crossing, the drivers demanded an extension of their visa validity periods and a reduction in waiting times at border crossings.
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yenicaggazetesi.comTruck drivers transporting goods to European countries have protested the Schengen visa requirement, which limits travel times to between 90 and 180 days, demanding an extension of visa durations and changes to regulations concerning internationally employed drivers.
Truck drivers, who play a vital role in Türkiye's export transportation, gathered at a truck park near the Kapıkule Border Gate to voice the problems they face...
International truck drivers gathered at a truck parking area near the Kapıkule Border Crossing to demand improved working conditions, the lifting of Schengen visa restrictions, and a reduction in waiting times at border crossings.
Truck drivers, brought together under the leadership of the Highway Transport Workers Union and the International Drivers Association, demanded an end to Schengen visa restrictions and legal guarantees for their salaries and benefits.
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