Turkish citizenship law is a branch of law that regulates citizenship relations in Turkey. While this branch of law determines the rights and obligations of Turkish citizens, it also regulates the process of foreigners' transition to Turkish citizenship and their citizenship rights.

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Turkish citizenship law covers issues such as acquiring Turkish citizenship, loss of citizenship, dual citizenship, citizenship applications. This branch of law is applied on the basis of the Turkish Citizenship Law and relevant legislation.

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Turkish citizenship law determines certain conditions and procedures when evaluating applications from foreigners who want to acquire Turkish citizenship. These conditions may include criteria such as residence time, Turkish language knowledge, and citizenship law exam. Applications are examined and decided by the relevant authorities.

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Turkish citizenship law also regulates cases of loss of citizenship. Loss of citizenship may occur, for example, in cases such as acquiring the citizenship of another country or engaging in activities incompatible with citizenship. Procedures and rights regarding loss of citizenship are also determined by Turkish citizenship law.

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While Turkish citizenship law regulates the rights and obligations of Turkish citizens, it also regulates the process of foreigners' transition to Turkish citizenship and their citizenship rights. This branch of law aims to manage Turkey's citizenship relations in a fair and transparent manner.

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