Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date from Turkey. This requirement is common for many countries and is important to avoid any issues during your departure. If you entered Turkey with a visa or obtained a residence permit, make sure that it is still valid or has not expired. Overstaying your visa or residence permit can result in fines, restrictions, or difficulties when leaving the country. Familiarize yourself with the customs regulations of both Turkey and your destination country. Ensure that you comply with any restrictions on items you can take out of Turkey, such as certain types of goods, artifacts, or cultural heritage items.

The rules of entry and exit to Turkey are completely different, especially in terms of customs. Here we want to acquaint you with the rules that you will struggle with to get any goods out of Turkey. If you follow these things, you can bring your desired products to your country without any legal problems and for free. One of the most common items that travelers bring to Iran from Turkey will be souvenirs or gifts. When customs officials ask passengers about the items they have purchased, the passengers claim that they bought them as souvenirs and gifts. In order for travelers not to have problems in such matters, special rules are set for bringing gifts and souvenirs, and based on that, the amount of gifts and souvenirs is determined. 

According to the rules, the value of gifts and all souvenirs you buy should not exceed five thousand liras. If the gifts you have prepared are worth more than this amount, they are considered as part of the export and special rules have been set for them, all of which must be applied. But if you plan to buy a product worth more than five thousand liras and take it with you as a souvenir or personal purchase, there is no prohibition to do so. But you have to follow the rules that have been set for taxes and various financial issues of expensive goods. These rules change based on the amount of gifts purchased. 

If you are a foreign resident leaving Turkey permanently, inform the relevant authorities and take the necessary steps for canceling your residence permit or fulfilling any departure requirements. Ensure that you have settled any outstanding bills, debts, or financial obligations before leaving Turkey. This includes paying for services, accommodations, and utilities if applicable. Therefore, you must have an official invoice of the goods you have purchased with you so that the customs officials can make a decision based on the price of the goods or goods you have purchased. Just remember not to try to fool the customs officials at all. This will make you suspicious and cause you major problems.

If you have made purchases in Turkey, be aware of the duty-free allowances of your destination country. You may need to declare any items that exceed the allowed limits and pay applicable customs duties or taxes. Do not carry any prohibited items when leaving Turkey. This includes illegal drugs, weapons, certain types of food, and items that are considered a threat to security. Follow the rules and regulations of the transportation mode you are using for leaving Turkey, whether it's by air, sea, or land. Familiarize yourself with baggage restrictions, security procedures, and any specific requirements or documentation needed for your chosen mode of transportation.