Immigration, work and opportunities
Moving, working or starting a business in Turkey
With the support of qualified professionals
Complete a short assessment to evaluate your situation. The platform reviews your case and connects you with the most suitable professional, without any immediate direct contact.
What you can do in Turkey
1️⃣ Visas and permits
Visas and residence permits
Management of entry and stay procedures in Turkey
2️⃣ Work
Work and professional opportunities
Support for job placement and career paths
3️⃣ Business
Business and activities
Starting, relocating or managing a business in Turkey
4️⃣ Residency
Residency and tax position
Definition of your legal and tax status
5️⃣ Citizenship
Turkish citizenship
Application through investment, residency or other pathways
6️⃣ Relocation
Relocation and transfer
Full support for personal or corporate relocation
How it works
Complete the initial assessment
We analyze your situation
We connect you with the most suitable professional
You receive support throughout your process
A guided, simple and structured process.
Do you want to define the most suitable path for you?
An initial assessment allows you to approach the process in a structured way, reducing uncertainty and optimizing each step.
Through a guided evaluation, we analyze your case and connect you with the most suitable professional.
Living and working in Turkey
Turkey offers growing opportunities and a strategic position between Europe and Asia, making it an attractive market for professionals and businesses.
The dynamic economic environment and development potential require proper planning, both from a legal and operational perspective.
Understanding the local system is essential to approach the process in an effective and structured way.
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Selman Eke is a lawyer and founder of Eke Law Firm, with experience in immigration law and international mobility in Turkey. He assists companies, professionals, and foreign nationals in managing immigration procedures related to employment, business, and family matters, providing support both in administrative processes and, where necessary, in litigation phases. His work also includes advisory services on entry, residence, and establishment in Turkey, as well as the planning of international mobility and investment strategies. He primarily operates in transnational contexts, supporting clients in handling cases involving multiple legal systems and contributing to the coordination between local and international regulations, with particular focus on relations between Turkey and foreign countries. He adopts a pragmatic and solution-oriented approach, with attention to clients’ operational needs and the practical implications of legal decisions, ensuring effective and tailored assistance in the field of immigration and international mobility.
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Turkey is a country located between Europe and Asia, with a strategic position between the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea and the Middle East. It borders Greece and Bulgaria to the west and several Asian countries to the east.
Key facts
Capital: Ankara
Area: approximately 783,562 km²
Population: approximately 85 million
Official language: Turkish
Form of government: Presidential republic
President: Head of State and Government
💱 Currency
The official currency is the Turkish Lira (₺).
Turkey is not part of the European Union or the Schengen Area, but maintains strong economic relations with Europe.
📊 Economy
Nominal GDP: approximately $900 billion – $1 trillion
GDP per capita: approximately $10,000 – $12,000
The economy is diversified and growing, based on:
Manufacturing and industrial production, Construction and infrastructure,Tourism, Trade and exports, Real estate sector, Services and logistics
🌍 International membership
NATO member, UN member, G20 member, Customs union with the European Union
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Living and Working Here
Relocating to another country is an important step, both personally and professionally. Every mobility project requires proper planning and careful assessment of legal, administrative, and organizational aspects.
Our network of partners provides assistance with visa and residence procedures, employment or business opportunities, housing arrangements, and the main formalities related to relocation, offering structured support at every stage of the process.
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