Friday, April 19, 2024

Turkey Launches Digital Nomad Visa for Remote Workers and Freelancers

 





 

Türkiye (Turkey) has announced the launch of a new digital nomad visa program, aimed at attracting remote workers globally. This initiative presents an opportunity for individuals to experience Türkiye’s rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes while engaging in remote work.
What is a Digital Nomad Visa?
A digital nomad visa grants permission for foreign remote workers to reside and work in Türkiye for a prolonged period. It is tailored for those employed by companies outside of Türkiye or managing their freelance businesses.
 

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants for Türkiye’s digital nomad visa must fulfill the following requirements:

Requirement Description

Age 21 to 55 years old

Nationality Citizens of most EU countries, UK, USA, and Canada

Education University degree holder

Employment Employment or business contract with a non-Türkiye company

Income (Monthly) Minimum of USD 3,000 (€2,816)

Income (Yearly) Minimum of USD 36,000 (€33,800)


Application Process
The application process is straightforward:

Access the Digital Nomad GoTürkiye website (website details to be provided later).
Create an account and register.
Submit necessary documents, such as a valid passport, recent photo, and proof of employment/income.
Upon approval, receive a Digital Nomad Identification Certificate.
Visit the nearest Turkish visa center or consulate with the certificate to finalize the visa process.
Ideal Locations in Türkiye for Digital Nomads
Istanbul: A city where ancient history and modernity converge. Digital nomads can enjoy historical sites, vibrant markets, and museums while being at the hub of Türkiye’s business sector.
Dalaman (Aegean Coast): Offers a serene coastal life with stunning natural scenery, outdoor activities, and workspaces with picturesque views.
Izmir (Aegean Sea): Known for its sunny climate, beaches, and relaxed vibe, Izmir combines cultural experiences with beachside leisure, ideal for remote workers.

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