Foreigners’ Law is a legal system that examines the restrictions to which natural and legal persons who are foreigners in a country are subject and the rights they possess due to their foreign status. In Turkey, there are restrictions in the law regarding certain rights and procedures of foreigners, such as working, residing, studying, and acquiring property. Foreigners’ Law is a mixed branch of law as it relates to many other branches of law, such as Citizenship Law, Company Law, Export and Import Law, Family Law, Inheritance Law, Labour Law, and Tourism Incentive Law.

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Recognition of relatives/children of Turks living in foreign countries or foreigners living in Turkey by the Turkish state or foreign states, recognition of marriage and divorce. Related Services Provided:
– Follow-up of citizenship application procedures; resolution of disputes and follow-up of annulment lawsuits in case of rejection of citizenship applications.
– Providing legal advice to companies regarding the employment of blue-collar and white-collar foreign workers,
– Following up on work and residence permit applications,
– Recognition and enforcement of divorce decisions issued by foreign courts.
– Recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments and arbitral awards,
– Monitoring of cases involving foreign individuals and legal entities in Turkey and enforcement proceedings,
– Establishment of companies in Turkey by foreigners; drafting of contracts between state institutions, partners, employees and customers, and resolution of disputes,
– Monitoring transactions related to the purchase and sale of real estate in Turkey by foreign individuals or legal entities,
– Monitoring the leasing of real estate in Turkey by foreign individuals or legal entities and related transactions, and resolving disputes,
– Providing advisory services to foreign individuals regarding inheritance law in Turkey,
– Providing legal consultancy in Turkish, English and German to companies with foreign elements,
– Interpretation of disputed provisions in international agreements.