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7th August 2005, 08:07
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How much is a Work Permit
Sorry if this has been done before, I have searched but can't find anything.
How much does a Work Permit cost? I have a Residence Permit.
The Turkish Govt. site (accessed through Fethiye Times) says it is YTL 50 for one year, YTL 150 for 3 etc., The London Turk Consulate site gives a price of £75. Friends (none of whom have one) tell me £800.
I know all the other requirements, but the most important bit seems the hardest to check. Do you know, or know where I can check it?
Last edited by immac : 7th August 2005 at 09:01.
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7th August 2005, 10:17
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Re: How much is a Work Permit
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Originally Posted by immac
Sorry if this has been done before, I have searched but can't find anything.
How much does a Work Permit cost? I have a Residence Permit.
The Turkish Govt. site (accessed through Fethiye Times) says it is YTL 50 for one year, YTL 150 for 3 etc., The London Turk Consulate site gives a price of £75. Friends (none of whom have one) tell me £800.
I know all the other requirements, but the most important bit seems the hardest to check. Do you know, or know where I can check it?
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Hi immac, welcome to the TL forum!
The most recent work permit application cost, where a friend applied a couple of months ago was in the region of 450YTL.
I am afraid I have no idea of any online resource where you can qualify the costs.
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7th August 2005, 19:37
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Re: How much is a Work Permit
Merv
Thanks for that, and thanks for the welcome.
Do you know what period YTL450 was for? The basic Permit is one year, then 3 (or two depending which site you read), then 5, and there is another that is indefinite leave to work.
I think one can only go for the 1 year in the first instance, so it is that cost I am looking for, although the whole cost scale will be interesting.
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7th August 2005, 19:43
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Re: How much is a Work Permit
Hi
The cost was for a single year.
I dont have the costs for longer periods as the only people I know have gone for a single year.
This is mainly because they expect to be working for a new employer in the future and as you probably already know, the permit is non-transferable.
Merv!
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