Publication date: 05.06.2024
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Obtaining a residence permit status (according to Turkish law "İkamet İzni") in Turkey can be a difficult process, but it can be achieved for many categories of foreigners. Here is a general overview of the procedure for obtaining a residence permit in Turkey:
1) Choosing the type of residence permit: There are different types of residence permit in Turkey depending on your situation, such as residence permit for work, study, family reunification, investment, etc. You will need to choose the right type of residence permit for you.
Here are some of them:
1. Tourist Residence Permit: Allows foreigners to temporarily reside in Turkey for the purpose of tourism or recreation. Usually provided for a short period of time, for example, up to one year.
2. Student Residence Permit: Issued to foreign students who are going to study in one of the Turkish educational institutions.
3. Work Residence Permit: Allows foreigners to work in Turkey at a specific workplace with a specified company.
4. Family Residence Permit: Issued to foreigners who have family ties with a Turkish citizen or another foreigner who has a residence permit or Turkish citizenship.
5. Investment Residence Permit: Allows foreigners investing in Turkey to obtain a residence permit.
2) Preparation of documents: Prepare the necessary documentation for your category of residence permit. This may include a passport, photographs, statements, proof of financial stability, health insurance, etc.
3) Application submission: Apply for a residence permit to the relevant migration authorities in Turkey.This may require a personal presence.
4) Medical examination: Some categories of residence permit may require a medical examination to confirm your state of health.
5) Waiting for a decision: After submitting your application, you will have to wait for a decision from the Turkish migration authorities on your application.
6) Obtaining a residence permit: In case of a positive decision, your residence permit will be issued and you will be granted the appropriate status of residence in Turkey.
The support of a lawyer or lawyer in the process of obtaining a residence permit in Turkey can be extremely useful and help you to ensure a successful outcome. Here are some advantages of such support:
1. Expert advice: A lawyer or lawyer with experience in migration matters will provide you with professional advice on your situation, pointing out potential problems and the best ways to overcome them.
2. Preparation of documents: The lawyer will be responsible for the preparation of all necessary documentation for obtaining a residence permit. They will be familiar with the requirements and procedures and will ensure that your documents are properly completed.
3. Representation before the authorities: Your lawyer will represent you before the relevant migration authorities, which will help to avoid mistakes and ensure an effective resolution of your application.
4. Minimizing risks: A lawyer knows all the nuances of Turkish migration law and will help you avoid possible problems or delays that may occur during the process.
5. Legal protection: In case of any legal issues or problems, your lawyer will protect your interests and interact with authorities on your behalf.
