Foreigners who wish to reside, work, invest, or acquire citizenship in Turkey face a multi-layered legal framework of immigration legislation, administrative procedures, and inter-agency applications. Our Immigration Law advisory plans these processes from start to finish, ensuring your applications are accurate, complete, and submitted on time.
From individual applicants to international investors and companies employing foreign staff, we deliver solution-oriented service at corporate standards.
Success in immigration law requires not only the correct interpretation of legislation but also command of administrative practice and changing application procedures. We assess each file holistically, according to the applicant's goals and legal position, anticipating risks from the outset.
We manage citizenship, residence, and work permit processes end-to-end for both individuals and corporations, addressing company law and tax dimensions where relevant.
One of several options must be met and documented — such as real estate acquisition above a set threshold, fixed capital investment, bank deposits, or job creation. The threshold amounts are updated periodically.
A residence permit grants the right to stay legally in Turkey, while a work permit additionally grants the right to work and also serves in lieu of a residence permit.
The work permit application is filed by the employer who will employ the foreigner, through the e-Government system; applications from abroad also involve a consular step.
Yes. Deportation and entry ban decisions can be challenged before the administrative court within the statutory deadlines; since these deadlines are short, acting quickly is important.
