Turkey – Education and Schools
Turkey operates a centrally administered, 12-year compulsory education system divided into primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary levels, all provided free of…
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Turkey – Driving Licenses
Foreign nationals are permitted to drive in Turkey using a valid overseas driving licence for a maximum of six months from the…
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Getting behind the wheel in Turkey means adapting to a right-hand-traffic system with speed limits of 50 km/h in built-up areas, 90…
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Turkey runs a blended public-private healthcare system administered by the Social Security Institution (SGK). Expats who take up employment in Turkey are…
Read more →Turkey – Disability
Turkey maintains a structured legal framework for the protection of disabled people’s rights, built on the Disability Act (Law No. 5378, 2005),…
Read more →Turkey – Dentists and Dental Treatment
Turkey operates a blended public-private dental system. Through the national social security scheme (SGK), residents can access routine and emergency dental treatment…
Read more →Turkey – Cycling
Turkey is steadily establishing itself as a cycling destination, with infrastructure that is expanding but has yet to reach maturity. Cycling remains…
Read more →Turkey – Cost of Living
Turkey is consistently regarded as one of the most budget-friendly destinations for relocation when compared with major Western economies, with overall living…
Read more →Turkey – Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is both widely accessible and extensively used in Turkey, with estimates suggesting that roughly 60% of the…
Read more →Turkey – Citizenship
Turkey provides several pathways to citizenship, among them naturalisation following five consecutive years of lawful residence, a marriage-based route requiring three years…
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