Turkish foreign law is a branch of law that regulates the legal status of foreign citizens residing in Turkey. This branch of law covers issues such as foreigners' residence permit, residence permit, work permit, social security rights, tax obligations, and citizenship acquisition in Turkey.

 

Turkish foreign law is regulated to facilitate the living of foreigners in Turkey and to protect their rights. This branch of law allows foreigners to reside, work, travel and trade in Turkey.

 

Foreigners have the right to live and work in Turkey by obtaining various permits under Turkish foreign law. For example, they must meet certain requirements to obtain a residence permit. Turkish foreign law includes various regulations to protect the rights of foreigners and to create a fair framework.

 

Turkish foreign law is supported by laws and agreements at the national and international level to protect the rights of foreigners in Turkey. This branch of law provides legal protection in cases where the rights of foreigners are violated and offers the right holders the opportunity to defend their rights through legal means.

 

This branch of law works to facilitate the integration of foreigners into the Turkish society and to contribute to the cultural and economic development of the society.