Whether you seek to hire or become a full-time or part-time domestic helper, nanny, or caregiver, there are things you need to know as not to get into trouble with Turkish law.
As per law, you cannot hire foreign personnel to work as cleaners or maids, but you...
If you are planning to become a real estate agent or consultant in Turkey, there are specific requirements you must meet to obtain and legally use your license. Unlike the U.S., these requirements do not depend on the state/province you live in or plan on working in.
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Under normal circumstances, the easiest way to receive a work permit or a work visa is through a Turkish company or employer that will sponsor you as a foreign employee. But what if you want to be your boss as a self-employed entrepreneur or are a digital nomad?
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Discover the steps to legally work in Turkey as a foreigner, including obtaining work permits, understanding your rights, and avoiding illegal employment.
How to work in Turkey as a digital nomad or freelancer
Whether you seek more sun, beaches, or waves or are looking to experience a different culture to take advantage of working remotely, Turkey is a great place to start.
Becoming your boss via freelancing or transitioning into the digital...
Working from home dates are constantly being postponed to a later date as the corona virus epidemic continues.
According to the research conducted by career site LinkedIn by examining job postings published in 18 countries, the number of job postings looking for employees to work remotely / from home increased 2....
Employment of foreigners subjects to specific regulations. Therefore, companies should give attention to following points when they plan to employ foreign employees in Turkey:
* Companies must employ 5 Turkish Citizens for each 1 foreigner. This criteria will be applied otherwise the company does not have exemption certificate given by the...
