Yasin
Lawyer · Istanbul, Turkey
- 187 cases handled
- 4+ years in practice
- Speaks: English, Turkish
- Law, Yeditepe University Faculty of Law
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5.00(6 reviews)
Foreigners who want to stay in Turkey longer than 90 days in 180 need a residence permit. The rules take your own declaration of means as the basis; only when it is not convincing does the migration office measure it against a benchmark — a third of the net minimum wage (₺28,075.50 a month in 2026) for each person in the household, never less than one minimum wage. Third-party undertakings alone are not enough.
You will need a Turkish tax number, health insurance and a rental contract or title deed. A lawyer prepares the e-İkamet application and, for a purchase, checks the title deed and the valuation report.
1Your details
Spouse or partner, dependent parents
Salary, pension, rents, remote work
Money in the bank you can show
2Your result
Short-term residence permit
Staying longer than 90 days in 180 — tourism, property, family reasons
A third of the net minimum wage (₺28,075.50 a month, 2026) per person, never less than one minimum wage — Regulation on Law 6458, art. 22(6).
Your own declaration of means is the basis; the office asks for proof against this figure only when it is not convincing. Granted for up to 1 year, renewable.
Residence permit by owning a home
Owners of a home in Turkey they live in
From the Directorate of Migration Management's list of documents (March 2025).
Lawyers for the Residence permit by owning a home →Citizenship by investment
Turkish citizenship through an investment
Title deed annotated not to be sold for 3 years.
Lawyers for the Citizenship by investment →An estimate for planning, not legal or tax advice. Figures checked 26 Oct 2026. Sources: Regulation on Law 6458 (mevzuat.gov.tr), e-İkamet — documents for a short-term permit, SPK — citizenship by investment.
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