WHAT IS BLUE CARD? WHO CAN HAVE A BLUE CARD?
BLUE CARD Blue Card; dis the official document given to […]
BLUE CARD
WHAT IS A BLUE CARD?
Blue Card; dis the official document given to those who lost their Turkish citizenship by obtaining permission to leave, and their descendants up to the third degree.
WHO CAN HAVE A BLUE CARD?
Blue Card; dis given upon application to those who lost their Turkish citizenship by obtaining permission to become Turkish citizens with my son and their descendants up to the third degree. Children under 18
in order to have blue card status, it is sufficient to prove the lineage between him and his parent with a document, and for these people, being a Turkish citizen by birth and obtaining a permission to leave There is no requirement to lose citizenship. For example, if the father of a child born in the USA, whose father is a Turkish citizen, relinquishes Turkish citizenship, he will be accompanied by his father. It is possible to have a card. In order for children over the age of 18 to apply for a blue card, they must first gain Turkish citizenship on the basis of pedigree, and then lose their citizenship by obtaining permission to leave.
“ Those who are Turkish citizens by birth but lose their Turkish citizenship by obtaining permission to leave and their descendants up to the third degree continue to benefit from the same rights granted to Turkish citizens, except for the exceptions specified in this article. Provisions regarding national security and public order are reserved.”
WHAT ARE THE PRIVILEGES OF THE BLUE CARD?
Blue card holders can benefit from the rights regulated in Article 28 of the Turkish Citizenship Law No. 5901. These persons are without prejudice to the provisions regarding national security and public order They continue to enjoy the same rights granted to Turkish citizens.
They have the right to reside in Turkey indefinitely, exempt from residence permit.
Blue Card holders cannot hold primary and permanent public service duties. However, they can be employed as workers, temporary or contracted personnel in public institutions and organizations.
These people do not have the right to do their military service, to elect and be elected, to hold public office, and to import vehicles or household goods free of customs duty.
“The persons within the scope of this article do not have the right to elect and be elected, to import vehicles or household goods with exemption, and to do their military service. The acquired rights of these persons regarding social security are reserved and they are subject to the provisions of the relevant laws in the use of these rights.”
“Persons within the scope of this article cannot hold primary and permanent public service duties based on a staff and subject to the public law regime. However, they can be employed as workers, temporary or contracted personnel in public institutions and organizations. “
Blue Card are not considered as foreigners after they renounce their citizenship, and they can benefit from many rights granted to Turkish citizens. These persons are not registered in the foreigners’ registry.
Blue Card is issued by foreign representative offices abroad and by civil registration offices in Turkey.
CAN BLUE CARD HOLDERS BRING TAXFREE VEHICLES FROM ABROAD TO TURKEY?
Rights of blue card holders to purchase vehicles called MA license plates or to convert vehicles brought from foreign countries to MA plates if certain conditions are met.
As a result;
Turkish citizens who want to get a blue card must first apply to the institution by completing the required documents and complete the process of relinquishing their Turkish citizenship. After the completion of the process of relinquishing Turkish citizenship, these people can become blue card holders by applying to the application authorities together with themselves and their descendants who want to get a blue card, if any.
The application procedure and the completion of the necessary documents should be followed meticulously, and we, as Türkpermit, are helping you with our expert lawyers in order to avoid any loss of rights.< /span>