Foreigners Law
Foreigners Law
Foreigners Law represents a critical area of legal practice that governs the rights, obligations, and legal status of non-citizens in Turkey. Given the increasing number of foreigners seeking to live, work, or study in Turkey, understanding the intricacies of immigration law is essential. Our firm specializes in providing expert legal consultancy services tailored to the unique needs of each client, ensuring compliance with Turkish regulations and facilitating a smooth transition for foreign nationals.
Residence Permit Applications
Obtaining a residence permit is often the first step for foreigners wishing to reside legally in Turkey. Our firm offers comprehensive support in the following categories of residence permits:
- Short-term Residence Permit: This permit is designed for individuals seeking to stay in Turkey for a limited duration, typically issued for up to two years. It is suitable for purposes such as tourism, trade, or scientific research.
- Long-term Residence Permit: After eight years of continuous residence in Turkey, foreigners may apply for a long-term permit, which grants them the right to stay indefinitely.
- Family Residence Permit: This permit allows the spouses and children of Turkish citizens or residence permit holders to reside in Turkey legally.
- Student Residence Permit: Foreign students enrolled in educational institutions in Turkey can apply for this permit, allowing them to stay for the duration of their studies.
- Humanitarian Residence Permit: Special circumstances may warrant a humanitarian residence permit, which we can assist you in applying for.
Work Permit Applications
In addition to residence permits, we provide extensive legal services for those seeking work permits in Turkey. Our offerings include:
- Independent Work Permit Applications: Foreigners who wish to work independently can apply for this type of permit.
- Dependent Work Permit Applications: Spouses of foreigners holding work permits can apply for dependent permits, allowing them to work legally in Turkey.
- Work Permit Extension Procedures: If you need to extend your existing work permit, we guide you through the renewal process.
- Work Permit Cancellation and Appeal Processes: In cases where a work permit is canceled, we assist clients in navigating the appeal process to seek redress.
Application Process
The application process for residence and work permits can be daunting. Our team ensures that you are supported every step of the way, which includes:
- Detailed Analysis: We conduct a thorough assessment of your situation to determine the appropriate type of permit for your needs.
- Document Preparation: Our team meticulously prepares all necessary documentation and creates a comprehensive file for submission.
- Online Application Submission: We handle the application process through the online system, ensuring compliance with all requirements.
- Appointment Scheduling: We assist in scheduling appointments and submitting the required documents to the relevant authorities.
- Application Tracking: We monitor the progress of your application and manage any necessary appeals if issues arise.
Required Documents
The documentation required for residence and work permit applications may vary based on the type of permit being sought. However, generally, the following documents are required:
- Passport and any applicable visas
- Completed residence/work permit application form
- Health insurance documentation
- Proof of income (e.g., salary slips, bank statements)
- Housing documentation (e.g., rental contracts, property deeds)
- Employment contract (if applying for a work permit)
- Educational documents (if applying for a student residence permit)
Contact Us
Our experienced team is dedicated to providing professional legal support in your residence and work permit applications. We understand the significance of these permits for your future in Turkey, and we are committed to ensuring a successful outcome. Please contact us today for a consultation and let us guide you through the complexities of foreigner law in Turkey.