International Law, Foreigners and Cross-Border Matters: Articles

A parent’s living abroad does not, by itself, prevent an increase in the maintenance paid for a child.

Living abroad or having a foreign spouse does not, on its own, prevent a divorce action from being brought in Türkiye.

Contact schedules for a parent living in another country, video communication, enforcement of the decision and cross-border applications. The differences between a return claim and a personal contact claim.

Having divorced abroad does not automatically extinguish property division rights in Türkiye.

A guide explaining the difference between annulment and withdrawal of citizenship, proof of the investment, the position of family members and the routes of challenge, with reference to current legislation and four Council of State decisions.

When choosing an investment for citizenship, the minimum amount, exchange rate risk, total cost, proof documents and exit conditions are decisive. A comparison of seven legal routes and the differences between funds.

The differences between recognition, enforcement and handover of the child in foreign custody judgments; conventions, documents and the court process.

Education, health, work, family reunification and application rights of persons under international and temporary protection in Türkiye, with status distinctions, current rules and practical tables.

Return conditions, application routes, time limits and the key distinctions on custody where a child is taken to or retained in another country.

A guide that separates citizenship eligibility in real estate investment from ownership and payment security, explaining the current valuation and payment rules and the safeguards in the contract.

Rights of foreign patients in health tourism in Türkiye: applicable law, evidence, insurance and compensation. A guide based on a real court decision and current sources.

A custody action may in some circumstances be brought in Türkiye if the child lives abroad. However, the Turkish nationality of the child or of the parents does not in every case make Turkish courts competent.

International and temporary protection in Türkiye: application, deportation, administrative detention, short time limits, Law No. 7589 and current case law.

Applying for international protection in Türkiye: the interview, differences between refugee, conditional refugee and subsidiary protection, rights, rejection decisions and appeals, deportation and removal centre procedures.

A current guide on residence, work permits under Law No. 2527, admission as an immigrant, citizenship, proof of documents, refusal, deportation and judicial remedies for foreigners of Turkish descent.

Removing an INTERPOL Red Notice or diffusion issued on political charges through a CCF request: evidence, procedure and time limits.

How arrest in Türkiye based on a Red Notice or diffusion works, including provisional detention, CJEU and ECtHR case law, CCF interim measures, the High Criminal Court and extradition proceedings.

How are the UYAP arrest warrant, police records (GBT/KİHBİ), G-87/N-82 restriction codes, GöçNet, SIS and bank records removed after a CCF Red Notice deletion? A record-clearing guide based on Constitutional Court, Council of State and CJEU precedents.

What is INTERPOL? The difference between a Red Notice and a diffusion, application of Laws No. 6706 and No. 6458, Constitutional Court (AYM) and Council of State rulings, the G-87 restriction code and a guide to the CCF deletion request.

Is an INTERPOL Red Notice an international arrest warrant? A complete guide to provisional arrest in Türkiye, extradition under Law No. 6706, CCF deletion requests and recent precedents of the Constitutional Court (AYM), the European Court of Human Rights (AİHM) and the Council of State (Danıştay).