Frequently asked
questions.

Yes. Entry rights and the right to live in Türkiye long term are different issues. The appropriate legal basis depends on nationality, purpose of stay and personal circumstances.

Plan your legal stay, initial accommodation, core documents, health coverage and settling-in budget. Families should coordinate housing and school decisions together.

Simple moves may need only a few weeks; family, school, work-permit or complex document cases should start earlier.

Passport/travel documents plus relevant civil-status, family, education or other official records. Apostille/legalization and translation requirements depend on the document and intended use.

NAVITICAL is designed to coordinate residence/documents, home setup, insurance, family/education and daily-life tasks within one managed journey.

Yes, but each family member's immigration status and documents should be assessed individually.

Often yes, although housing, school and family-residence planning is usually easier when the full family journey is considered from the beginning.

If you will stay beyond the period allowed by your visa/visa exemption and do not hold another qualifying status, an appropriate residence status is generally required.

It depends on your purpose and circumstances: family, study, property, business, investment and other lawful grounds can lead to different routes.

Eligible applications are handled through the official e-Residence system; timing must be considered together with your lawful stay period.

The official e-Residence system collects personal, passport, address, insurance and other application information. Accurate declarations are essential.

Requirements vary, but may include passport, biometric photographs, application form, proof/declaration of means, fees and valid health coverage, plus route-specific documents.

Health-coverage rules depend on the application and the applicant's existing coverage; documented exceptions can apply.

Applicants must provide correct accommodation/address information; the exact evidence depends on the application and accommodation type.

Address-registration obligations can apply and should be completed within the applicable official timeframe.

Address changes must be reported to the competent authorities within the applicable official timeframe.

No. The decision belongs to the competent Turkish authorities. NAVITICAL can support preparation, legal assessment and coordination, not guarantee an outcome.

The reasons, notification date and current status should be reviewed promptly. Administrative or judicial remedies may be available and require legal assessment.

Generally yes. The property, landlord authority, lease terms and suitability of the address for the client's wider relocation needs should still be checked.

Renting a home and holding a residence permit are different matters, although landlords/agents may request documents and the lease/address can matter for immigration processes.

Market practice can include additional documentation, advance-rent or security requests. These are not universal legal rules and vary by landlord and market conditions.

There is no single market figure for every lease. Deposit and payment terms should be reviewed against the contract and applicable law.

Avoid significant payment before verifying the property, the counterparty's authority and the agreement. Keep documentary proof of payments.

Verify the listing, property, landlord/agent authority and contract; be cautious with unrealistic offers and remote payment requests.

Furnished housing can simplify a short or uncertain first stage; unfurnished housing may suit longer-term plans depending on budget and preferences.

There is no universal best neighborhood. Work/school location, budget, transport, family needs, walkability and lifestyle should be considered together.

Yes, depending on package scope: needs analysis, area guidance, shortlist/viewing coordination and lease-related support can be included.

Requirements depend on your legal status and application, but health coverage is also a practical relocation issue beyond immigration compliance.

The policy or coverage must satisfy the requirements applicable to the relevant residence process; documented alternative coverage may be accepted in some cases.

Yes, policy selection/coordination can be supported. The insurance premium is separate from NAVITICAL's professional service fee.

Potentially yes, subject to insurer terms, ages, underwriting and product availability.

Access and payment depend on the person's social-security/insurance status; foreign nationality alone does not mean free public healthcare.

Yes, but reimbursement depends on policy scope and the insurer/provider network.

Consider hospital network, inpatient/outpatient cover, children, exclusions, waiting periods and actual health needs — not only residence-permit compliance.

Often yes, but documentation and compliance requirements vary by bank, branch, nationality and customer profile.

A tax identification number can be required for various financial and administrative processes.

There is no single universal bank practice; requirements vary by institution and compliance profile.

NAVITICAL can coordinate preparation and process support, but account opening remains the bank's decision.

International transfers are generally possible, while banks may request source-of-funds or transaction information.

Immigration status and tax residence are different. Individual tax analysis may require a qualified tax adviser and consideration of applicable treaties.

Yes, subject to the operator's identity and registration requirements.

Imported devices are subject to Türkiye's IMEI/device-registration rules; current official time limits and fees should be checked when needed.

Requirements vary by city, building and provider. Existing subscriptions and required documents should be checked before or at handover.

Yes, depending on package scope and whether the client must personally complete or authorize particular transactions.

Infrastructure can vary materially by building and address. Remote workers should check the specific property's available infrastructure.

Transport planning should be based on home, work/school and key appointments; public transport can be central to daily life in major cities.

Yes, subject to the relevant school type, admission conditions, age, status and education history.

Families may consider public, private Turkish and eligible international/foreign-curriculum options, depending on circumstances.

School and housing should usually be planned together because commute, traffic, transport and school-bus arrangements affect daily life.

Yes. Family relocation can include needs analysis, school research, shortlist, information gathering, visits and enrollment coordination.

Depending on scope, translation, notarization, apostille/legalization and document coordination can be supported.

That is a personal decision best assessed through location, school, healthcare, budget, transport and lifestyle rather than a universal yes/no answer.

Priorities may include transport/SIM, housing, legal-stay tasks, tax number, banking, insurance and appointments — sequenced according to the client's case.

No. Some tasks can be prepared in advance; others require presence or a local address. The goal is to know what happens before and after arrival.

For newcomers unfamiliar with the city, temporary accommodation can provide time to test neighborhoods before a long-term lease.

There is no official timeline. A single person's setup differs from a family move involving school, housing and immigration.

Renewals, insurance, housing, school, banking, tax/accounting and other life needs may continue; the Settle phase should support ongoing needs.

Depending on package, Move can coordinate residence/documents, home setup, insurance, family/education, banking, SIM, utilities and settling-in support.

Essential covers core support; Complete adds broader hands-on relocation; Family adds family and school-related needs. Final scope follows the current Pricing page.

Move services start from $490. Current packages and scope are maintained on the canonical Pricing page.

Yes. Standalone services can be available depending on the need and current service catalogue.

Unless expressly stated, government fees, insurance premiums, notary, translation, apostille, movers and other third-party costs are separate from NAVITICAL professional fees.

The intended model is one case owner coordinating the journey so the client does not have to manage every provider alone.

Yes. Residence, housing, insurance, family and settling-in needs can also arise after arrival.