Life in Turkey

If you're considering living in Turkey as an expat, you've chosen a wonderfully diversified country with a lot to offer. Thousands of working and retired foreigners have settled in Turkey's towns, cities, and villages. The diversity of nations is also noteworthy. Europeans, Asians, and Middle Eastern nations living in Turkey demonstrate cultural tolerance and friendliness for foreigners, and Turkey openly encourages anybody to participate in and contribute to Turkish society. So, in this post, we'll look at why people relocate, how to become an expat, and all you need to kno...

Turkey Travel and Entry Restrictions 2021: COVID-19 Update We have listed the newest restrictions regarding persons incoming to Turkey from other countries. These restrictions are starting from 4th September 2021. For people coming from Brazil, South Africa, Nepal, and Sri Lanka  As a result, until a new judgment is made, the practic...

Every summer, a large number of tourists wish to work in Turkey so that they can stay here permanently. They get a desire to live here, but they can only do so if they can find work in Turkey to support themselves.  There is a constant need for qualified, English-speaking individuals around the country. Aside from that, many international firms have marketing, sales, translation, IT developers, and other professional and technical positions that require a foreign worker or are difficult to fill with a Turkish citizen. Summer jobs for foreign workers are also easily available...

Is it Expensive to Live in Turkey? Before analyzing the expenses of living in Turkey, we need to figure out some main factors that have the biggest impact on this issue. Are you living a luxurious life etc? Or are you rather an economy type of person, being careful of what you spend your money on? Or other living-style characters such as: do you smoke? Do you often go to restaurants? or rather cook at home? Do you travel a lot? And so on. These are some individual...

Due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic situation in Turkey, several restrictions have been provided. to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. After the latest lockdown, The ‘’Step by Step Normalization Plan’’ procedure has been started. Nowadays life is slowly coming back to normal. New terms and conditions have been announced by the Turkish Government on 1st June.  The ‘'Step by Step Normalization" process has begun following the most recent curfew, which lasted 21 days and finished on Monday the 17th of May. After the lates...