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Turkey Residence Permit: Using a Hotel as Your Address
Ken Grubb posted a article in Residence Permits
If you want to stay in Turkey for longer than your visa allows, you can use a hotel room as your address when applying for a short-term residence permit. To learn the application process for the short-term residence permit, see A Complete Guide to Applying for a Short-term Residence Permit in Turkey. Short-term Residence Permit Duration You can apply for a residence permit with a duration anywhere between one month and two years. If you're looking for a property to buy or rent, you can apply for a one or two-year residence permit, even though you'll be moving from the hotel -
My wife and I have been indecisive about where to live in Turkey so we would like to get residence permits using a hotel address. Is there a possibility that the hotel would refuse to write a letter stating that we live there? Is there a minimum term we have to stay at the hotel? Can we use the hotel address to do other things like opening a bank account or getting a mobile phone contract? Regards.
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I had a phone call last night from my friend Paul Cox in Margate, England. He wants to come to Side for 3 months over the winter ... all of December, January and February ... returning to the UK around 1st March. He came a couple of years ago and did the same thing but rented an apartment at that time. This time he asked me to investigate which b and b hotels would be open over the winter and what the costs involved would amount to. I thought it might be of interest to some of you here, so these are my findings.. 1. Antonios in Old Town Side, normally 13 Euros per night per person b and b
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What is the cost of the accommodation for 2 weeks near Çukurova Üniversitesi? I need a cheap small room with a bathroom.
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Our family is moving to Antalya in mid-January, and we are interested in living near the city centre. We need to identify short-term accommodation (i.e. - hotel, pension, furnished flat, etc...) while we sort longer term living arrangements and await the arrival of our household goods. Will of course also be needing to identify long term rental property. Any assistance, referrals or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Welcome sign from a hotel in the Ayder Plateau http://turkishtravelblog.com/ayder-plateau-north-east-turkey/© http://turkishtravelblog.com
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A hotel of the Ayder plateau© http://turkishtravelblog.com/
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Most hotels in the Ayder plateau region are traditionally built from wood© http://turkishtravelblog.com/
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Hi Guys, I'm due to visit Istanbul at the beginning of November and trying to get an idea of places to stay now. My boyfriend's family live in Beylikduzu and he has offered for me to stay with him, however I think I would feel uncomfortable and a burden, as his mother barely knows hello in english and although I'm learning Turkish, I am very much a beginner. I have family in Levent and Nisantasi, and as it's my first trip to Istanbul, I would very much prefer that they are nearby. My boyfriend will then stay with me. Can anybody recommend a good place to stay that's possibly between thes
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Please can anyone recommend a good central Bodrum hotel. I may start my September visit with 3 nights in Bodrum and then meet up with my sister and mosey on down to Datca to hook up with the rest of my family. I was amazed though at the B&B prices for fairly ordinary hotels -
