INTRODUCTION Citizenship rights of work permit holders in Turkey are an important legal topic for foreign nationals residing and working in the country. Many foreigners begin their life in Turkey with a short-term or long-term work permit, and over time they become eligible to apply for Turkish citizenship if they meet the conditions set forth […]
INTRODUCTION Blue Card and dual citizenship rights and obligations are crucial issues for many foreign nationals with ties to Turkey. The Blue Card is a legal document granted to former Turkish citizens who have renounced their nationality, while dual citizenship refers to holding Turkish citizenship along with another nationality. Both statuses bring unique rights and […]
INTRODUCTION Long-term residence permit to Turkish citizenship is one of the most common legal pathways for foreign nationals who wish to settle permanently in Turkey. Under Law No. 5901 on Turkish Citizenship and the Law on Foreigners and International Protection (LFIP, Law No. 6458), holders of a long-term residence permit may apply for naturalization if […]
INTRODUCTIONTurkey has become a leading destination for foreign investors seeking property investment for Turkish citizenship. Under Law No. 5901 on Turkish Citizenship and the Regulation on the Implementation of the Turkish Citizenship Law, foreign nationals can acquire Turkish citizenship by purchasing property that meets the legal criteria. This article explains the legal framework, title deed […]
Acquiring Turkish citizenship through marriage is a legally recognized path but subject to strict requirements under Law No. 5901. Applicants must be married to a Turkish citizen for at least three years, live together, and prove the marriage is genuine. Many applications are rejected due to early filing, lack of cohabitation proof, or missing documents. This article explains the legal conditions, common mistakes, and practical tips for a successful application.
1) Executive Summary Türkiye does not yet have a stand-alone “AI Act.” Compliance for AI systems is achieved by mapping use cases onto a layered framework: personal data protection (Law No. 6698, “KVKK”), civil liability and contracts (Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098, “TCO”), the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102, consumer protection (Law No. 6502), […]
1) System Overview and Core Sources Turkey follows a civil-law system with a title-registration (tapu sicili) regime administered by the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre. Ownership and most in rem rights over immovables arise and are perfected by registration. Four pillars frame the practice: What counts as “immovable”? Land, independent and permanent rights […]
1) Legal Framework and Institutional Map Primary Legislation. Residence in Turkey by non-citizens is governed principally by the Law on Foreigners and International Protection (Law No. 6458) (“LFIP”) and its secondary legislation (Implementation Regulation and various circulars). Work authorization is handled under the International Labor Force Law (Law No. 6735), but a valid work permit […]
19) Model Clause Snippets (Plain English → Turkish Law Ready) Hardship (TCO 138-aligned):“The Parties acknowledge that extraordinary, unforeseeable events that fundamentally disturb the contractual equilibrium may entitle the affected party to seek adaptation in good faith. Failing agreement within 30 days of a written request, the affected party may apply to court for adaptation or […]