Usually it's removed before discharge provided you can urinate by
yourself.

Can't speak from person experience since I had PVP.  But an elderly
friend of mine had TURP and had extensive bleeding and clotting problems
after his procedure.  His foley catheter was in place about 3 weeks.
Sounds like you need to ask you URO about your situation.  Everybody is
different.

I had my TURP in the uro's operating suite, and went home right afterward
with the catheter in place.  I had it removed three days later (which is
kind of the standard for TURPs).  The catheter was a killer, and I couldn't
stand it.  I have had both TUIP (no catheter) and TURP, both as ambulatory
procedures.  I think you would have been better off with a PVP.  Good
luck...Pete

I had TUMT a couple years ago, performed in the doctors office.  I had
a catheter for five days after that.  Then went back and they removed
it.

A year ago I had PVP.  Again went home with a catheter.  They had be
remove it myself the next morning.  Not a difficult thing to do.