Are Restricted Areas Still Active?

Current operational guidance indicates restricted areas reopened in early July 2026. Search the historical notices and understand what changed.

Last reviewed: 28 July 2026. No written PMM announcement has been published; PMM makes the final decision.

Current update: Operational guidance indicates restrictions ended in early July 2026. No written PMM announcement has been published, and the older notices remain online.

Istanbul notice history

What PMM publicly announced.

Fatih and Esenyurt were named in 2021, followed by eight districts in 2022. Current operational guidance indicates all reopened in early July 2026.

Esenyurt

Named by PMM in 2021

Fatih

Named by PMM in 2021

Küçükçekmece

Named in 2022

Başakşehir

Named in 2022

Bağcılar

Named in 2022

Avcılar

Named in 2022

Bahçelievler

Named in 2022

Sultangazi

Named in 2022

Esenler

Named in 2022

Zeytinburnu

Named in 2022

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Historical PMM archive

The August 2022 dataset.

Browse the historical entries by province or use the search above.

Province (İl)

District (İlçe)

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Province Breakdown

The historical 2022 snapshot.

Archive counts provide context only and do not describe current address acceptance.

İstanbul

54

Archived mahalle entries

Gaziantep

200+

Archived entries

Şanlıurfa

170+

Archived entries

Hatay

113

Archived entries

Mersin

73

Archived entries

İzmir

26

Archived entries

Antalya

10

Archived entries

Bursa

18

Archived entries

Ankara

17

Archived entries

Muğla

2

Archived entries

Kocaeli

15

Archived entries

Konya

8

Archived entries

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Historical notices2021–2022

Current statusReopened

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Last reviewed: 28 July 2026

Operational guidance indicates restrictions ended in early July 2026. No written PMM announcement has been published.

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