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Hello friends, I am Mahyar from the Azerbaijani people of Iran. I am looking for a job in Turkey, currently my job is a civil engineer and I work in an international company.
I have 10 years of experience in my work. Can any of my friends guide me?

Hey, I’m back after some years out of the country. A torontonian istanbulian looking forward to meet some Asians here. Thank you.

Welcome back, this is shahid

Helo there.
My name is wellington currently based in Zimbabwe.I am a seasoned administrator and Hr practitioner who is looking for a job in Turkey . Readily available to relocate.My app is*** and my email is ***

Hello watt1980,

Welcome to ½ûÂþÌìÌà

I invite you to create your CV in the Jobs in Turkey, where you may also check the latest job offers.

Meanwhile, I also recommend you to read the Living in Turkey guide, there are instructive articles on Work in Turkey.Ìý

Best luck,

Cheryl
½ûÂþÌìÌà team.

Greetings/Assalamoalikum! -

It is a great country to move to -Coming from the UK with IT and ID backgrounds,  I would suggest you and your husband set up your own businesses. There are great opportunities and you will definitely succeed. It is very easy and cheap to set up a company there. If you need to discuss any of the options there, welcome to write to me. Regards -

Hello,

Did you ever move to turkey?

Not yet

Hello, do not be tired
I was only there for a few days for the exam

i am married to a turkish citizen for about 4 years now i am 28 years old and i will be glad to help you about all your questions and whatever you need to know about anything here in turkey text me here ***

Are you a real estate agent?

Hello Everyone,
I have just joined. I currently live in Mauritius and want to move to Turkey to work and establish a home.
I really do not know the processes and would be very grateful if anyone could help me out.
thanking you.
Kind regards,
Shakinah

Hello friends
I currently live in iran and i am planing to move to turkey. I have phd in agriculture science and i am assistant professor in iran. I hope to finde a job in turkey and then move. Therefore, I am searching for job in different sites (academic section and agricultural companies) but till now nobody has answered to my job requests. If you can gide me in this case, i will be thankfull.
Thanks

Hello

My name is Yusuf and I am  planning to live Alanya. I am currently in Virginia USA.

I look forward to meet the other expats specifically English speaking expats who live Alanya area.

I would like to find  out if anyone of you brought a car from overseas.Ìý I understand that the car tax is very highly in Turkey and I also understand that importing a car is cumbersome process specially if you do not speak Turkish.

What are pros and cons for importing vs buying car locally? I would appreciate for any information you can share.

Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yusuf

Barry Here...and Merry Christmas to everyone...My wife and I have been preparing to move to Antalya ,Turkey ( From Atlanta ,ga.USA ) for retirement...we had been there as tourists twice before...and planning to rent a property first,and hopefuly buy one later on..and we have lot of questions from expats if they are willing to help out.

Due to recent questions i saw, i would like to explain a few things. At first, you can buy a car outside of turkey and bring it here but to drive it more than a certain time, you apply to offical institutions to change your license to a "blue plate / mavi plaka" but to do that you need to have your own business in turkey or insurance (working in somewhere at least for 3 months if i am not wrong) also you pay deposit to the offical isntitutions which will be refunded when you sell your car to another foreign person.
So, a foreign person can buy a normal car with normal prices from a turkish.
Or can buy a car that has a special license called "blue plate / mavi plaka" or as i explained above can create his/her blue plate, this type is good because it is cheaper because of less taxes. But car models are less variety because they can be sold only between foreigns so you need to be lucky to see a foreign who has your favorite car on sale. Also when you want to change your blue plate car which you bring to country, you need to wait until a foreign person comes who is willing to buy your car. So if we consider the numbers, you most probably will wait for months and months or maybe more than a year to find someone when you want to sell or change your car. So your deposit will be staying in the case of local isntitution.
Also, my best suggestion for foreigns who want to come to turkey is to take advantage of their native language, so to settle down and to pass the first year which is the hardest, they can try tourism agencies and import export companies which are related with their own country.
For other questions and things that someone may wonder, you can ask and i do my best to answer.

I got job offer from Ayazli Oil and gas corporation and they asked me to make a security deposits as per Turkish Immigration law.. Is it troue?

Mostafa6280 wrote:

I got job offer from Ayazli Oil and gas corporation and they asked me to make a security deposits as per Turkish Immigration law.. Is it troue?

This is a scam - Do not send money, documents, or copies of documents

I got job offer from Ayazli Oil and gas corporation and they asked me to make a security deposits as per Turkish Immigration law.. Is it troue?

Mostafa6280 wrote:

I got job offer from Ayazli Oil and gas corporation and they asked me to make a security deposits as per Turkish Immigration law.. Is it troue?

You asked, then got the only possible answer. By all means ignore the very clear advice from someone who has spend a long time seeing how these thieves operate so I may assist forum members, but don't moan when you lose your money - and you will lose it if you take them up on their scam offer.

Hi,

I invite you to follow this topic on this new thread:
/forum/viewtopic.php?id=916102

Thanks!