Passports
All passengers require
valid passports in order to travel
valid passports in order to travel
Please note that it remains your responsibility to ensure that you are in possession of valid travel documents, including visas (where required). Visas are required by South African passport holders. Should you hold any other passport nationality, other than South African, please contact Alison Leon at Superlative Incentives to confirm if you require a visa for entry into Turkiye.
DUAL PASSPORT HOLDERS
South African citizens must leave and enter South Africa on a South African passport. South African citizens who only hold a foreign passport must apply for a South African passport. Dual-passport holders must produce both their South African and foreign passports at airline check-in as proof that they do not need a visa (provided they are travelling to a country which exempts them from needing a visa). The South African passport must then be produced when going through Immigration, where it will be stamped. South African citizens may freely use a foreign passport outside the country. Upon return to South Africa the South African passport must be produced at Immigration.
Please ensure that your passport is valid up until at least 19 March 2024
Also ensure that you have signed your passport in the applicable area and have provided the necessary contact information required. Your passport should contain at least two empty pages for various entry/exit stamps.
Your air ticket cannot be issued
until a copy of your passport has
been received by Superlative Incentives
until a copy of your passport has
been received by Superlative Incentives
You can upload a copy of your passport via the registration form or please scan and send a clear copy of your passport via e-mail to Alison at Superlative Incentives on alison@superinc.co.za by no later than 13 June 2023.
You cannot travel on an air ticket
which does not correspond 100%
with your passport
which does not correspond 100%
with your passport
Due to heightened security, you may no longer travel in your married name and have your passport in your maiden name (or vice versa). It is not sufficient to take your marriage certificate as a form of identification when you check in.