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Annulment Action before Turkish Administrative Courts

İdari işlemin yetki, şekil, sebep, konu ve maksat unsurlarından biri yönünden hukuka aykırı olduğu iddiasıyla iptalini sağlayan dava. Menfaati ihlal edilen herkes açabilir; iptal kararı işlemi kural olarak geçmişe etkili biçimde ortadan kaldırır ve idare kararın gereğini gecikmeksizin yerine getirmekle yükümlüdür.

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Deportation Orders in Turkey: Deadlines and Legal Remedies

A deportation order in Turkey may require urgent court action. Deadlines, notification and risk evidence must be reviewed immediately.

Entry Ban to Turkey: Removal, Objection and Re-Entry Options

An entry ban to Turkey may result from visa overstay, deportation or unpaid fines. Re-entry options depend on the legal ground and records.

Non-Refoulement in Turkey: When Deportation May Be Blocked

A foreigner facing deportation from Turkey may invoke serious risk of death, torture or ill-treatment with concrete evidence.

Work Permit Refusal in Turkey: Objection and Lawsuit Options

A refused Turkish work permit may be challenged within 30 days from notification, with evidence addressing the reason for refusal.

Residence Permit Rejection in Turkey: What Foreigners Should Check First

A residence permit rejection in Turkey requires review of notification, reason, appeal route, deadlines and lawful stay status.

Employer Mistakes That Lead to Work Permit Refusal in Turkey

Many Turkish work permit refusals are caused by employer-side document, quota, job description, salary or compliance problems.

Work Permit Cancellation in Turkey: What Employers and Foreigners Should Do

Work permit cancellation in Turkey can affect employment, residence status and future applications. Deadlines and evidence matter.

Annulment Lawsuit Against a Deportation Decision in Turkiye: How It Works

An annulment lawsuit challenges the legality of a deportation decision before the administrative court and can be combined with a request to stay its execution.

Family Ties as a Defence Against Deportation in Turkiye

Family ties in Turkiye can be relevant to a deportation challenge, but they must be supported by concrete evidence and assessed alongside the specific ground for removal.

Short-Term Residence Permit Refusal in Turkiye: Common Grounds and Remedies

A refused short-term residence permit in Turkiye often concerns health insurance, financial means, address records or purpose of stay evidence.

International Protection Refusal in Turkiye: Appeal Options

A refused international protection application in Turkiye can be appealed, and the outcome directly affects exposure to removal proceedings.

Residence Permit Cancellation in Turkiye: Grounds and Response

A residence permit in Turkiye can be cancelled during its validity period for reasons such as address failures, changed conditions or misuse of the permit's purpose.

Related Legislation

  • İYUK m. 2
  • İYUK m. 7
  • İYUK m. 28
  • Anayasa m. 125

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Considered together with
Administrative Acts under Turkish LawFiling Deadlines in Turkish Administrative Litigation
Procedural links
Stay of Execution in Administrative ProceedingsDisciplinary Sanctions against Civil ServantsSecurity Clearance and Archive ResearchAnnulment of Zoning PlansResidence Permit in TürkiyeWork Permit in TürkiyeAcquisition of Turkish CitizenshipDeportation from TürkiyeInternational Protection and Asylum in TürkiyeCompetition Investigations in TürkiyePublic Procurement Complaints in Türkiye
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Full Remedy Action against the AdministrationIndividual Application to the Constitutional CourtData Subject Requests and Complaints to the Turkish DPAExpropriation of Real PropertyUrban Transformation and Risky BuildingsTax Litigation in TürkiyeAdministrative Detention of ForeignersJurisdiction and Venue in Turkish Courts

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