Where can I get Turkish lira at Antalya Airport: is there a Ziraat Bank ATM near the exit and what fees should I expect?

In late August 2026 a traveler reported that the Ziraat ATM at the airport would not dispense more than 10,000 lira on a Russian-issued card and charged an 800-lira fee for the transaction. If fees matter to you, compare with the İş Bank ATM nearby.

The ATMs are right before the exit of the airport building. In mid-August 2026 a traveler wrote that there are a Ziraat ATM, which charges an extra fee, and an İş Bank ATM, which does not. The key thing is not to walk past them: once outside, you are not allowed back into the terminal. In October 2026 this was confirmed: the İş Bank ATM stands right before the exit to the street.

In early August 2026 travelers described Terminal 2: there are two İş Bank ATMs, one in a narrow corridor and one at the terminal exit. In one traveler's experience, it was possible to withdraw lira there with a Russian-issued UnionPay card, with a fixed fee charged by the card issuer.

In July 2026 a participant warned that Ortak partner-network ATMs look like Ziraat but charge an 8% fee, and one of them stands at the airport exit. You can tell them apart by the screen: a green interface means Ortak with the fee, while genuine Ziraat has a red interface.

The Ziraat ATM at the exit is also used. In June 2026 a traveler who had just landed withdrew 2,000 lira there, paying a fee to her card issuer. In August 2026 another traveler wrote that she withdrew lira with a Russian-issued card at the Ziraat ATM by the airport exit.