Parece que a Turquia tem um sistema eficaz de rastreamento de entrada / saída, onde essas informações estão disponíveis. Este cabo Wikileaks da Embaixada dos EUA (não classificado) indica como tal ( este fornece informações adicionais):
-- What computerized immigration databases are used to track entries and exits? See REF B. A COMPUTERIZED IMMIGRATION DATABASE IS COLLECTED AND MAINTAINED BY THE TURKISH NATIONAL POLICE (TNP) FOREIGNERS' POLICE.
-- Is the computerized immigration database available at all ports of entry (POEs)? YES.
-- How often are national immigration databases updated? DAILY. NOTE: THE TNP USED TO HOLD EXIT-ENTRY RECORDS ONLY FOR THE PREVIOUS TEN YEARS. RECORDS ARE NOW KEPT INDEFINITELY, ALTHOUGH POST BELIEVES TNP BEGAN KEEPING RECORDS ONLY IN THE EARLY 1990S. ALSO, BOTH TURKISH CITIZENS AND FOREIGN TRAVELERS MAY NOW OPT NOT/NOT TO HAVE THEIR PASSPORTS STAMPED WITH ENTRY AND EXIT STAMPS. NONETHELESS, AN ELECTRONIC RECORD IS KEPT OF THE EXIT OR ENTRY.
-- What are the country's policies (legislation, mandates, etc.) on collecting information from travelers arriving in the country? IT IS MANDATORY FOR THE TNP TO COLLECT EXIT AND ENTRY INFORMATION ON ALL TRAVELERS. (THE SOLE EXCEPTION IS THE POPE.)
-- Are there different policies for entry and exit at air, sea, and land POEs and for domestic flights? NO.
Além disso:
-- If immigration databases are available at some POEs, but not all, how does the host government decide which POEs will receive the tool? All POEs collect data. Data on visitors is also collected by hotel staff when visitors check into hotels in Turkey.
Isso não prova conclusivamente que as informações estão imediatamente disponíveis em suas telas ou se elas precisam tomar algumas medidas para obtê-las, mas elas são claramente coletadas e disponibilizadas à polícia para propósitos de imigração.