Digital Nomad Visa - How To Apply? - FAQ
The Digital Nomad Residence Permit is a special type of residency for foreign nationals who plan to live in Turkey while working remotely. This permit is especially for those working in digital fields such as technology, software, design, and content creation, either as freelancers or remote employees.
1. Who can apply?
Citizens of European Union countries, OECD members, Russia, Ukraine, and some other countries can apply. The applicant must be working remotely for a company or be self-employed.2. Basic Requirements:
- Be between 18 and 55 years old
- Have a university degree
- Have a monthly income of at least 3,000 USD (or an annual income of at least 36,000 USD)
- Work in a digital nomad profession (freelancer or employed remotely)
- Have a passport valid for at least 6 months
If you meet these requirements, you may be eligible to get a one-year residence permit in Turkey to work remotely. Contact us to start your application or check your eligibility.
3. Application Process:
For applications made before arriving in Turkey:
- Apply for the Digital Nomad Certificate at https://digitalnomads.goturkiye.com/
- Obtain the Digital Nomad Visa
- Enter Turkey with the visa and apply for a one-year residence permit
Please note: The same residence permit type cannot be applied for more than once within 6 months. Therefore, if your residence permit application is rejected, you cannot reapply with the same type. Also, fees paid during the application process are rarely refunded. For this reason, it is very important that residence permit applications are handled by experts familiar with the latest regulations to avoid financial and time losses. You can contact our office for full assistance with your digital nomad residence permit application from start to finish.
- Our Working Principles:
- All communication with clients is in writing.
- All fees are clearly communicated in writing before the process begins. No additional fees will be requested later.
- A written attorney-client fee agreement is signed with the client, stating the total attorney fees and confirming no extra fees will be charged.
- Clients can reach us anytime during business hours via message or phone, and we typically respond within 30 minutes.
4. Documents Required to Obtain the Digital Nomad Certificate:
- Passport or travel document (valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Turkey)
- Diploma or equivalent document proving university graduation
- Proof of working as a digital nomad:
- If employed by a company (except companies based in Turkey), a work contract
- If self-employed, a contract between the applicant and the company (except Turkish companies)
- Biometric photos
- Proof of monthly income of at least 3,000 USD or annual income of 36,000 USD
Advantages:
- Allows you to live legally in Turkey while working remotely
- Enables you to stay longer in Turkey, independently from visa durations
- Provides ease of entry and exit
You can find A Detailed Legal Guide for Foreigners Who Have Been Detained or Arrested in Turkeyin our article. Turkish Version of the article- Türkiye'de Gözaltına Alınan veya Tutuklanan Yabancılar İçin Detaylı Hukuki Rehber.
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Legal Process
You can contact us for the legal follow-up of all procedures to ensure the process is concluded without any loss of rights. The steps to be taken according to the specific case will be communicated to you in order, and the process will be managed smoothly from start to finish.
Why Tigin & Gençer?
At the start of the legal process, a written retainer agreement is signed with the client, ensuring that the case will be handled with care, diligence, and responsibility.
The progress and stages of the legal process are shared with the client, and any legal developments are communicated in writing.
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