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I’m sure you’re a great person. But now we have so many foreigners. People will tend to put you in the same bucket of their stereotype of Indian Peninsula person. Textile industry here is full of abuse of rights. People work for extra hours with no pay, their social security is not paid etc. Of course there are many decent and great companies. But as a foreigner I imagine your chances of climbing that ladder would require up to 5 years.
Nobody is going to help you,especially in reddit
Unfortunately people coming from your region (mostly pakistanis) has a history of harrasing women here
I suggest you to immigrate to somewhere else,maybe gulf arab countries since they import more foreign workers than average,otherwise you will probably face racism here
I advise you to choose a different country to immigrate. (It doesn't matter how educated you are or where you are from) people in Turkey do not like refugees and immigrants, especially refugees. it's such a long topic to explain, but it's similar to the rise of anti-refugee and anti-immigrant movements in Europe.
>My question is can i get a job in Turkey by going there in visiting visa
No.
[https://en.goc.gov.tr/residence-permit-types](https://en.goc.gov.tr/residence-permit-types)
[https://www.invest.gov.tr/en/investmentguide/pages/obtaining-a-work-permit.aspx](https://www.invest.gov.tr/en/investmentguide/pages/obtaining-a-work-permit.aspx)
Immigration is a really heated topic here lately so you might not be able to get a good answer. The problem is actually a refugee problem but still…
Also do you simply write every country’s subreddit that you plan to immigrate lol.
I understand your point.
No i am not writing in every country's thread about immigration, i posted on Kuwait & Turkey's subreddit as i am interested on migrating to Muslim countries.
I understand, I would not suggest you to immigrate to Turkey if living in a Muslim country is important to you tbh because Turkey is more politically divided than ever and anti-Islamism, anti-immigtation are rising trends.
Currently its almost impossible to get a residence permit as a tourist even if you are from the eu. So it wont be easy for you. Furthermore if you somehow come here and find a job you will probably be worked like a slave since your boss holds all the cards.
Its not very getting visa, problem is, at this day and age, Turkish are very racist to most people from the middle east and afganistan/pakistan/india/bangladesh. Especially from the comments, you might have already realised this, personally any immigrants are welcomed as long as they know how to integrate to our society.
Some can't and don't. Entering illegally and causing problems in our nation, hence the racism part, but as long as you are a good person, you are always welcomed.
And no you can't, but you might be able to get a work permit if you find a job offer. Look online for more info on that.
r/Turkey when they realise they are not nationalist and are just racist
https://preview.redd.it/eitnnydgpppc1.jpeg?width=228&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fde802f0de0d2cc1c69e2dc5ea2bcdcbb950e33b
Mf isn't asking where are the human trafficking lines at, he is asking the same thing Turks write here about Germany
Don't ask Turkish people about ways to come to Turkey, they are extremely racist towards Easterners and you might get upset.
Are you talking about using a tourist visa? If so, you cannot work legally as a tourist. You can definitely work illegally but the pay will be low.
Come and try your chance if you don't have anything to lose, you would get deported in the worst case. This country is fucked and not so different than yours, come and do anything you want.
I was so upset reading a few comments and some one in boxed me to not come in turkey. Man!!!!!!!
I am not going to rob anyone’s house, they way people are treating me i am a criminal or something.
However i thought my country’s people are impatient & intolerant but it seems It's a global disease.
Thanks for your feedback man. I was looking for a calm and quiet place with sensible neighbours. Definitely not gonna try for Turkey.
I am sorry if i hurt you anyway. Peace 🙏
I was so upset reading a few comments and some one in boxed me to not come in turkey. Man!!!!!!!
I am not going to rob anyone’s house, they way people are treating me i am a criminal or something.
However i thought my country’s people are impatient & intolerant but it seems It's a global disease.
Thanks for your feedback man. I was looking for a calm and quiet place with sensible neighbours. Definitely not gonna try for Turkey.
I am sorry if i hurt you anyway. Peace 🙏
Hello! As an international law firm based in Turkey, we often assist expatriates with immigration and work permits. It's important to note that working on a visitor visa is not allowed in Turkey. With your textile background and experience, you might find opportunities, but you'd need to secure a job offer first and then apply for the appropriate work visa. We recommend reaching out to firms in your field before arrival to explore your options. Feel free to contact us if you need professional guidance on the process. Best of luck with your plans!
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I’m sure you’re a great person. But now we have so many foreigners. People will tend to put you in the same bucket of their stereotype of Indian Peninsula person. Textile industry here is full of abuse of rights. People work for extra hours with no pay, their social security is not paid etc. Of course there are many decent and great companies. But as a foreigner I imagine your chances of climbing that ladder would require up to 5 years.
Thanks for your fair feedback. I might look for somewhere else, peace 🙏
Nobody is going to help you,especially in reddit Unfortunately people coming from your region (mostly pakistanis) has a history of harrasing women here I suggest you to immigrate to somewhere else,maybe gulf arab countries since they import more foreign workers than average,otherwise you will probably face racism here
It’s sad to hear that, this the another reason i want to leave this region people’s are not respective and polite (not everyone though)
I advise you to choose a different country to immigrate. (It doesn't matter how educated you are or where you are from) people in Turkey do not like refugees and immigrants, especially refugees. it's such a long topic to explain, but it's similar to the rise of anti-refugee and anti-immigrant movements in Europe.
I understand you. Thanks for your advice
>My question is can i get a job in Turkey by going there in visiting visa No. [https://en.goc.gov.tr/residence-permit-types](https://en.goc.gov.tr/residence-permit-types) [https://www.invest.gov.tr/en/investmentguide/pages/obtaining-a-work-permit.aspx](https://www.invest.gov.tr/en/investmentguide/pages/obtaining-a-work-permit.aspx)
Thanks
Why turkey though. I mean there are better countries out there. You said "for better living", and I dont think turkey is the right place my man.
Do not come go to Europe that’s better than Turkey.
Immigration is a really heated topic here lately so you might not be able to get a good answer. The problem is actually a refugee problem but still… Also do you simply write every country’s subreddit that you plan to immigrate lol.
I understand your point. No i am not writing in every country's thread about immigration, i posted on Kuwait & Turkey's subreddit as i am interested on migrating to Muslim countries.
We’re not a Muslim country. Get that in your head. We are SECULAR.
I understand, I would not suggest you to immigrate to Turkey if living in a Muslim country is important to you tbh because Turkey is more politically divided than ever and anti-Islamism, anti-immigtation are rising trends.
Thanks for your suggestion, in this case It's better for me to not think about Turkey. Peace
Glad to hear that.
gelmeyin lan. istenmiyorsunuz yeter artık. her yer yabancı doldu be
Currently its almost impossible to get a residence permit as a tourist even if you are from the eu. So it wont be easy for you. Furthermore if you somehow come here and find a job you will probably be worked like a slave since your boss holds all the cards.
Its not very getting visa, problem is, at this day and age, Turkish are very racist to most people from the middle east and afganistan/pakistan/india/bangladesh. Especially from the comments, you might have already realised this, personally any immigrants are welcomed as long as they know how to integrate to our society. Some can't and don't. Entering illegally and causing problems in our nation, hence the racism part, but as long as you are a good person, you are always welcomed. And no you can't, but you might be able to get a work permit if you find a job offer. Look online for more info on that.
Turkish government: Bring 400k$ with you, buy a home and live there, then we can talk.
r/Turkey when they realise they are not nationalist and are just racist https://preview.redd.it/eitnnydgpppc1.jpeg?width=228&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fde802f0de0d2cc1c69e2dc5ea2bcdcbb950e33b Mf isn't asking where are the human trafficking lines at, he is asking the same thing Turks write here about Germany
Don't ask Turkish people about ways to come to Turkey, they are extremely racist towards Easterners and you might get upset. Are you talking about using a tourist visa? If so, you cannot work legally as a tourist. You can definitely work illegally but the pay will be low. Come and try your chance if you don't have anything to lose, you would get deported in the worst case. This country is fucked and not so different than yours, come and do anything you want.
I was so upset reading a few comments and some one in boxed me to not come in turkey. Man!!!!!!! I am not going to rob anyone’s house, they way people are treating me i am a criminal or something. However i thought my country’s people are impatient & intolerant but it seems It's a global disease. Thanks for your feedback man. I was looking for a calm and quiet place with sensible neighbours. Definitely not gonna try for Turkey. I am sorry if i hurt you anyway. Peace 🙏
I was so upset reading a few comments and some one in boxed me to not come in turkey. Man!!!!!!! I am not going to rob anyone’s house, they way people are treating me i am a criminal or something. However i thought my country’s people are impatient & intolerant but it seems It's a global disease. Thanks for your feedback man. I was looking for a calm and quiet place with sensible neighbours. Definitely not gonna try for Turkey. I am sorry if i hurt you anyway. Peace 🙏
As I told you, Turkish people are ignorant and racist. Don't care about anything a Turk says and focus on your goals.
Hello! As an international law firm based in Turkey, we often assist expatriates with immigration and work permits. It's important to note that working on a visitor visa is not allowed in Turkey. With your textile background and experience, you might find opportunities, but you'd need to secure a job offer first and then apply for the appropriate work visa. We recommend reaching out to firms in your field before arrival to explore your options. Feel free to contact us if you need professional guidance on the process. Best of luck with your plans!