Turkey Deport Procedures for Israel Citizens

Turkey Deport Procedures for Israel Citizens

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Deport decision means the deportation of a foreign national who is Turkey and a ban on entry into Turkey. If the foreign national is in violation of the visa in the Republic of Turkey (for example, staying for 6 months with a 3-month visa) and engages in illegal and immoral activities, he/she is deported. In addition, if he/she is engaged in activities such as being dangerous for the public and national security or health, using his/her visa for a specific purpose for a different reason (for example, working in Turkey without a work permit), he/she will be deported as a result of these situations.

Persons who are not bound to the Republic of Turkey by citizenship are considered as ‘foreigners’ within the Turkish legal order. Foreign persons have a different legal status. However, the basic factor in accepting a person as a foreigner is whether or not he/she has Turkish citizenship.

In order for an Israel citizen, who has been deported and processed, to return to the Republic of Turkey, the ban on entry must be lifted, that is, the deportation decision must be lifted. Abolishment of the deport decision may present very crucial situations for foreign nationals. For example, deported persons have to live separately form their spouses and children, or they may face problematic conditions in the countries they are sent to.

Reasons for Deport of Israel Citizens

The most crucial issue regarding the annulment of the deportation decision is the reason behind the deportation decision. Accordingly, Israel citizens may be deported for short time or banned from entering Turkey for a lifetime. The reasons for deportation may vary. Among these, we can list the most common reasons such as exceeding the visa limit or not extending the residence permit period. When we consider the illegal behaviour of a foreign national (in this case an Israel citizen) in the Republic of Turkey, which we have identified as one of the most fundamental reasons, we encounter the following reasons in practice related to this:

• Israel citizens working in Turkey without a work permit despite having a residence permit. Foreigners working illegally are deported when detected.
• An Israel citizen who does not leave Turkey despite the expiry of the visa he/she has obtained for the purpose of staying in Turkey will be in violation of the visa and will be deported. In this case, which is called a visa violation, if the Israel national pays the visa violation penalty and then exits and enters the country and applies for a residence permit within 10 days, he/she is not deported. For more detailed information on this subject, please review our Deport Penalty Calculation
• Although the residence permit has expired, the Israel national who does not extend this permit is deported when detected.
• Israel citizens sometimes engage in fraud means in order to have certain rights in Turkey. If such fake marriages are detected, the foreign national is also deported. In addition, the restriction code V70 is processed about the person.
• Another reason for deportation is that an Israel national commits a crime and receives a prison sentence accordingly. In addition, foreign persons who are members or sympathizers of a terrorist organization are also deported under this scope.
• Deportation of people who enter Turkey illegally or with forged documents is another common reason. If an Israel citizen who has a deportation decision has made a prohibited entry to Turkey in any way, the person is deported again.
• If it is determined that the Israel national has an infectious disease that may endanger public health, a deportation decision may be made for the person.
• Deportation orders may also be applied for Israel nationals whose international protection application has been rejected and for foreigners whose protection status has expired.
• If the Israel citizen has committed immoral acts like, prostitution etc., in the Republic of Turkey and is caught, he/she will be deported.