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1.       kawishbilal
9 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 10:09 am

Hello Everyone.

I currently live in Australia.

I am a diploma holder. I want to move to turkey and settle down, but do not have proper information.

Do i need have a job offer or enrolled in a university before applying for a residence permit. I am very confused. I need help

2.       zeytinne
596 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 11:24 am

 

Quoting kawishbilal

Hello Everyone.

I currently live in Australia.

I am a diploma holder. I want to move to turkey and settle down, but do not have proper information.

Do i need have a job offer or enrolled in a university before applying for a residence permit. I am very confused. I need help

 

 Hmm... what does it mean this ?

3.       Sonbahar
455 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 11:35 am

Quote:zeytinne

Hmm... what does it mean this ?

 

 

{#emotions_dlg.think}.....it may be.....{#emotions_dlg.owned}.....or.....{#emotions_dlg.computer}??



Edited (12/8/2010) by Sonbahar

4.       zeytinne
596 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 12:09 pm

 

Quoting Sonbahar

 

 

 

{#emotions_dlg.think}.....it may be.....{#emotions_dlg.owned}.....or.....{#emotions_dlg.computer}??

 

 Why was not "australia" and "Turkey" ? {#emotions_dlg.unsure}

5.       Sonbahar
455 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 12:49 pm

Ahh yes!!{#emotions_dlg.lol}

6.       deli
5904 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 07:26 pm

What are you two going on about

 

No you do not need a job to get residency just money to pay for your residency depending on how long you want,  you can only get one year to start with ,which works out about 800 to a 1000 lira for the year ,but after that you can get up to another four years ,thats if you are rich and can afford the four years , you also have to prove you can support yourself financially for the year ,so you will have to show evidence of your bank account, apart from a bit running around to get different stamps put on your forms ,its quite easy to obtain:oh and you need a rental contract too .unless you are reallyyyyyyyyyy rich and can afford to buy your property good luck



Edited (12/8/2010) by deli
Edited (12/8/2010) by deli

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7.       britturk
625 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 08:20 pm

 Heard it went up to to 2000 hope im wrong .

8.       deli
5904 posts
 08 Dec 2010 Wed 09:04 pm

for one year ! i flippin hope not mine is due in Jan

9.       kawishbilal
9 posts
 09 Dec 2010 Thu 07:43 am

@ Deli

thank you very much for the information. yes i have enough money to support my self. I have been saving money. I have another question. After i get my residence permit and come to Turkey. Do i need to get a work permit before looking for a job or Do i need to find work before getting a work permit.

10.       kawishbilal
9 posts
 09 Dec 2010 Thu 07:47 am

to the two above.

Yes i want to go to Turkey because i love a girl. I am not ashamed of it. I want to settle down in Turkey and marry her.

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