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Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere before but hoping someone can clarify this for me.

The Eldar codex states that psychic powers are used at the start of the turn whilst the main rulebook states that reserves are to be rolled for at the start of the movement phase. As far as I can tell the start of the movement phase is the start of the turn.

So what comes first?

Could a unit come in from reserve and then be Fortuned by a Farseer (assuming it was within range?) Or are the powers cast and then the reserves come in and thereby can't have any powers cast on it?

Or, where the codex states powers are to be cast at the start of the turn does that just mean somewhere in the movement phase? This would mean the Farseer (or another unit) can move and then the Farseer cast its powers maybe even at the end of the movement phase.

Yes, they do. That's why they cannot cast certain powers the turn they arrive from reserves.

This has been asked quite a few times, though not necessarily for Farseers. Search function is your friend.

As it is Powers first, then Reserves.