How to Obtain Residence Permit (Residence Permit)?
A residence permit, also known as a residence permit, is required for foreign nationals who want to stay in Turkey for a long time. This permit allows you to have rights such as residing, working, studying and benefiting from health services in Turkey for a certain period of time.
Residence Permit Types:
• Short Term Residence Permit: Issued for periods up to 90 days. It can be taken for various purposes such as touristic, commercial, family visit, medical treatment.
• Long Term Residence Permit: Issued for periods longer than 90 days. It can be taken for various purposes such as work, education, family reunification, humanitarian reasons.
Residence Permit Application:
• Pre-Application: It is made online via the e-residence system.
• Appointment: Go to the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management on the appointment date and time given in the preliminary application.
• Required Documents: Documents that vary depending on the purpose of the application must be submitted.
• Application Evaluation: The application is evaluated by the Immigration Administration.
• Result: If approved, the residence permit card is printed and delivered to the relevant person.
Documents Required to Obtain a Residence Permit:
• Application Form: Filled out and printed via the e-residence system.
• Passport: Validity must be at least 6 months.
• Biometric Photo: 2
• Certificate of Population Registration Sample: For spouse/child who is a Turkish citizen or blue card holder
• Accommodation Document: Such as title deed, rental agreement or hotel reservation.
• Proof of Sufficient Financial Means: Bank account statement, pay slip etc.
• Health Insurance: Health insurance valid in Turkey
• Application Fee: Paid via bank or online.
Things to Consider About Residence Permit:
• Depending on the type of residence permit, it must be renewed within certain periods.
• In case of cancellation of residence permit, exit from Turkey is required.
• The official website and e-residence system of the Immigration Administration should be followed for up-to-date information about residence permit.
