Residence Permit Guide
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Types of Residence Permits
Short-Term Residence Permit
Permits valid for 1-2 years for tourism, business travel, or real estate purposes.
Family Residence Permit
A type of permit aimed at preserving family unity for spouses and children.
Student Residence Permit
For those pursuing associate's, bachelor's, or master's degrees in Türkiye.
Long-Term Residence Permit
Indefinite residence permit for those who have resided in Türkiye for 8 years without interruption.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions during the residence permit application process:
If your child meets the requirements, you can apply for a family residence permit for your or your spouse's foreign child, or for a dependent child even if they are over 18 years old. If you do not meet the requirements, you can apply for another residence permit that is more suitable for their purpose.
Documents such as bank statements, pension certificates, company letters, rental income contracts or property deeds, and international credit cards can be presented as proof of income. Documents obtained from abroad require a notarized Turkish translation.
Applications are generally processed within 90 days of the complete submission of the file. You will be notified if the process takes longer.
Applications must be submitted in person by the foreign national. However, applications can also be submitted through a legal representative or a lawyer with a power of attorney.
No, you must have a passport valid for at least 60 days longer than the requested residency period. However, you can specify the validity period of the new passport when applying through the e-Residence system, and the new passport must be ready on the appointment day.