Frequently Asked Questions

Residence permit applications are submitted online through the e-Residence system of the Directorate General of Migration Management.

Required documents:
• Passport
• Health insurance
• Lease agreement or title deed
• Biometric photographs
• Government fee payment receipt

Following the online application, an appointment with the Provincial Directorate of Migration Management is required. The process generally takes between 30 and 90 days.

You may, within 60 days:

• File an administrative objection
• Initiate an annulment lawsuit before the Administrative Court

Decisions lacking sufficient legal grounds may be challenged and annulled by the courts.

Work permit applications are generally submitted by the employer on behalf of the foreign employee.

Applications are processed through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security.

Yes. A lawsuit may be filed before the Administrative Court within 15 days of the deportation decision.

A request for suspension of execution should also be submitted.

A minimum real estate investment of USD 400,000 is required.

Requirements include:
• Three-year non-sale undertaking
• Official valuation report
• Title deed and banking documents

The process generally takes between 3 and 6 months.

Foreign nationals married to a Turkish citizen for at least three years may apply for Turkish citizenship.

You may file an annulment lawsuit before the Administrative Court in Ankara within 60 days.

Yes. You may authorize your attorney through a power of attorney issued by a Turkish Consulate.

A reserved share is the legally protected portion of an estate that cannot be completely deprived from certain statutory heirs.

An application must be filed before the Civil Court of Peace within three months.

Yes. Your attorney may act on your behalf through a duly executed power of attorney.

Foreign nationals may acquire residential properties, commercial premises, and certain land plots, subject to legal restrictions.

• Verify land registry records
• Make payments through official banking channels
• Seek legal assistance from a qualified attorney
• Obtain an independent valuation report

Eviction proceedings may be initiated based on legal grounds such as personal necessity, unpaid rent, or reconstruction.

Such proceedings generally take between 6 and 18 months.

Residential rent increases are calculated according to the twelve-month average Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Yes. An objection may be filed within 15 days following the notification of the determination.

If a two-thirds majority of property owners is obtained, the shares of dissenting owners may become subject to the statutory sale procedure.

You may follow the process through your attorney or via the UYAP Citizen Portal.

Legal fees vary depending on the nature and complexity of the matter. Detailed information can be provided after an initial consultation.

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