Advantages of Having a Blue Card:<\/p>\n
Right to reside and work in the Republic of Turkey: Blue Card holders can reside and work in Turkey without obtaining a work permit.
\nEducation rights: Blue Card holders can study in all educational institutions in Turkey with the same rights as Turkish citizens.
\nRight to benefit from health services: Blue Card holders can benefit from health services in all public hospitals and private health institutions in Turkey by paying premiums to SSI.
\nThe right to own real estate: Blue Card holders can buy real estate wherever they want in Turkey.
\nTax exemptions:\u00a0Blue Card holders may benefit from tax exemptions in some cases.
\nNo military obligation:\u00a0Blue Card holders are not obliged to perform military service.<\/p>\n
How to Apply for a Blue Card?<\/p>\n
Blue Card applications are made to the authorized branches of the General Directorate of Population and Citizenship Affairs (NV\u0130) or Turkish Consulates abroad. The documents required for application are:<\/p>\n
Passport or travel document
\nbody photo
\nBlue Card application form
\ncertificate of renunciation of citizenship
\nFamily registry population sample
\nFee<\/p>\n
Blue Card Fee:<\/p>\n
Blue Card fee is 600 TL for 2024.<\/p>\n
Things to Consider About the Blue Card:<\/p>\n
The Blue Card is valid for 10 years and must be renewed 2 months before it expires.
\nBlue Card holders may lose their Blue Card rights if they do not reside in Turkey for more than 6 months.
\nBlue Card holders do not have the right to vote and be elected, to hold public office or to serve in judicial bodies.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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