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Residence Permit

Obtain your Turkish residence permit (ikamet) for legal long-term stay with full access to local services

A Turkish residence permit allows you to live in Turkey legally, access healthcare, open bank accounts, and enjoy all the benefits of residency. We handle the entire application process from document preparation to appointment scheduling.

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Key Benefits

Residence Permit

Legal Residency

Live and work in Turkey with full legal status and protection

Healthcare Access

Register for SGK (Turkish social security) and access public healthcare

Banking Services

Open Turkish bank accounts, get credit cards, and access financial services

Path to Citizenship

After 5 years of continuous residency, you may apply for Turkish citizenship

Process

How It Works

01

Document Preparation

We compile all required documents including notarized translations and health insurance

02

Online Application

Submit your e-ikamet application through the official immigration portal

03

Appointment Scheduling

Book your biometric appointment at the nearest immigration office

04

Biometric Collection

Attend your appointment for fingerprinting and photo collection

05

Permit Issuance

Receive your residence permit card, typically within 30-60 days

Requirements

Requirements

  • Valid passport with at least 60 days beyond permit duration
  • Health insurance valid in Turkey
  • Proof of address (rental contract or title deed)
  • Proof of sufficient financial means
  • Biometric photos (white background)
  • Application fee payment receipt

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common types are short-term (1-2 years, renewable), family, student, and long-term (after 8 years). Property owners typically apply for a short-term permit.

After submitting your online application, you'll receive an appointment within 2-4 weeks. The permit card is typically issued within 30-60 days after your appointment.

A standard short-term residence permit does not include work authorization. You need a separate work permit, which your employer must apply for.

You should apply for renewal at least 60 days before expiry. If your permit expires, you may face fines or be required to leave Turkey and reapply.

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Contact our team of experts to discuss your needs and start your journey today.

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