Practice Area
Immigration and Citizenship Law
Immigration and citizenship law governs the conditions under which foreign nationals may remain in Türkiye, work, acquire immovable property and obtain citizenship. As Günser + Partners, we provide legal advisory and litigation services in residence and work permit applications, remedies against deportation and administrative detention decisions, international protection proceedings, and citizenship applications.
Scope of Services
The matters we handle within the framework of the Law No. 6458 on Foreigners and International Protection, the Turkish Citizenship Law No. 5901 and the International Labour Force Law No. 6735:
- Short-term, family, student and long-term residence permits
- Actions for the annulment of refused residence permit applications
- Work permit applications, extensions and independent work permits
- Turquoise Card and qualified workforce applications
- Objections and annulment actions against deportation decisions
- Administrative detention decisions and remedies against them
- Entry bans and requests for the removal of restriction codes
- International protection and temporary protection applications
- Proceedings concerning refugee and conditional refugee status
- Acquisition of immovable property by foreigners and military restricted zone review
- Acquisition of Turkish citizenship by decision of the competent authority
- Exceptional citizenship through property acquisition or investment
- Remedies against the refusal of citizenship applications
- Loss of Turkish citizenship, renunciation permits and Blue Card procedures
- Establishment of companies in Türkiye by foreign nationals and shareholding transactions
Under Construction
Detailed content for this practice area — frequently encountered disputes and how the process is conducted — is being prepared. The scope of services above is current; you are welcome to consult us about your matter in this area in the meantime.
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