Residence and Work Permits for Foreigners After Divorcing in Turkey

For foreigners after divorce with Turkish spouse, Learn how your residency status is affected and how to switch to a short-term permit,
“Closed Neighborhood” Restrictions in Istanbul Have Been Lifted! (2026 Update)

The “closed neighborhood” rule for foreigners in Istanbul has been lifted as of June 10, 2026. Learn about the new residence permit application process here.
2026 Residence Permit Costs and Fees in Turkey

Updated 2026 residence permit fees in Türkiye. Detailed explanation of residence card fee, residence tax, exemptions and payment process.
How to Pay the Residence Permit Fee?

A step-by-step guide to easily paying your residence permit fee online in Turkey. Which banks and payment methods are available?
Amnesty for Illegal Foreigners in Turkey, How to Apply?

An amnesty has been introduced in Turkey for illegal foreigners who want to work in domestic services. As of March 2025, Ministry of Interior will allow individuals who cannot schedule an appointment through the e-residence system to apply manually.
YÖK Diploma Equivalency for International Students: How to Apply (2026)

How International Students Can Get a YÖK Diploma Equivalency Certificate in 2026 – Step-by-Step Guide with Required Documents and Online Application
Family Residence Permit in Turkey – 2026 Comprehensive Guide

Get your Turkey Family Residence Permit: eligibility, fees, documents, duration, and step-by-step guide to live with your spouse and children.
Turkish Residence Permit 2026: The $200,000 Property Investment Guide

After buying an apartment for $200.000, it is possible to get short-term residency permit for you and your family.
Turkey Restriction Codes: Why You Might Be Denied Entry (2026)

When you have an entry ban you will get a restriction code which describes the reason of the ban. Which ban code is given for which case?
Step-by-step guide: How to Get Work Permit in Turkey? (2026)

If you work in Turkey without a work permit, you may face penalties such as entry bans and fines once detected during inspections