Plan your move to Türkiye with guides to visas, residence permits, relocation and settling in as an expatriate or international family.
What are the most conservative-friendly areas in Turkey? When one mentions Turkey, oft-times most people start listing coastal areas and the three biggest metropolises. Although these areas are more in line with western-style living and favored mostly by European visitors, Turkey is also home to many more...
Investment, marriage, work: Ways to acquire Turkish citizenship If you have lived in Turkey for several years and have grown tired of all the residence appointments, work permits, and visas, or if you are seeking to gain a new nationality for the future of your business or family, acquiring Turkish...
A residence permit, known as "ikamet izni", "ikametgah" or "ikamet tezkeresi" in Turkish, is a mandatory document for foreigners who have decided to settle or stay in Turkey for an amount of time longer than 90 days or allowed by their visa for various...
An increasing number of people from various parts of the world are moving to Turkey to start a new life, to work, or even to find peace of mind for their retirements. The country has developed dramatically in the last seventeen years, and the pace of progress in certain fields...
Renting in Turkey as a foreigner can be challenging. Know where to start, pricing, and key tips to simplify the process.
Where Should I Live in Turkey as an Expat? Whether you are looking to move to Turkey for work, a change of pace and scenery, or retire in peace, you will be spoilt for locations as an expat. Expats’ top choices for areas to settle in can be divided into...
Ever thought about living in Turkey? 1. Living Costs everyday living costs are cheaper than the UK and most other European countries. The exchange rate is currently 6.5 Turkish Lira to 1 Euro. You can check the current exchange rate on TransferWise. 2. The Weather The climate is one...
Among over 150 countries around the world, Turkey is the seventh-best place for expatriates to live and work, according to a new survey. More than 18,000 expats living in 163 countries were surveyed on their adopted countries' cultural, political, economic conditions by HSBC bank's Expat...
Whether going to Turkey on holiday or business, it’s necessary for all visitors to obtain a visa prior to arrival. Those wanting to live and work there for the long-term will require a residence and work permit. All visitors need to have a passport valid for at least...
