When residing in Türkiye, there are several types of residence permits available for foreigners, each catering to different circumstances and needs. Here’s an overview of the main types of residence permits:

1. Short-Term Residence Permit
- Purpose: For tourism, business, study, or other temporary stays.
- Duration: Typically issued for up to one year and can be extended.
- Eligibility: Foreigners who wish to stay in Turkey for a short period without engaging in long-term activities.

2. Long-Term Residence Permit
- Purpose: For foreigners who have resided in Turkey for an extended period.
- Duration: Valid for an indefinite period.
- Eligibility: Generally requires continuous residence in Turkey for eight years, or five years if married to a Turkish citizen.

3. Family Residence Permit
- Purpose: For family members of Turkish citizens or foreigners holding valid residence permits.
- Duration: Usually valid for one to three years, with the possibility of extension.
- Eligibility: Spouses and dependent children of Turkish citizens or residence permit holders.

4. Student Residence Permit
- Purpose: For foreign students enrolled in Turkish educational institutions.
- Duration: Valid for the duration of the study program.
- Eligibility: Must provide proof of enrollment in a recognized educational institution in Turkey.

5. Work Residence Permit
- Purpose: For foreigners who have secured employment in Turkey.
- Duration: Typically issued for one year initially, with extensions available.
- Eligibility: Requires a valid job offer and approval from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.

6. Investor Residence Permit
- Purpose: For foreigners who invest in Türkiye, such as through real estate or business.
- Duration: Generally valid for one to two years, with the possibility of extension.
- Eligibility: Investment must meet specific financial thresholds, such as purchasing property worth at least $400,000.

7. Humanitarian Residence Permit
- Purpose: For individuals in need of temporary protection or humanitarian assistance.
- Duration: Typically issued for one year, with the possibility of extension based on circumstances.
- Eligibility: Granted to individuals seeking refuge or protection.

8. Special Residence Permit
- Purpose: For specific groups, such as retirees or individuals with unique circumstances.
- Duration: Varies based on individual cases.
- Eligibility: Conditions depend on the specific situation and regulations.

Application Process:
The application process for these residence permits typically involves submitting required documents, such as proof of accommodation, financial stability, health insurance, and a valid passport, to the Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM) in Turkey or at Turkish consulates abroad.

Conclusion:
Choosing the right type of residence permit in Türkiye depends on your purpose of stay, duration, and personal circumstances. It's advisable to consult with legal experts or immigration consultants to ensure a smooth application process.

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