Thank you so much for the information, Bery! I've been to Turkey four times as a tourist and would love to live there, maybe for a while, maybe for the whole life. Since last year I've been studying Turkish to really get involved in the culture. Salaries are not high as in some other countries but the quality of life is very good and the experience of living there is priceless. I'm a Brazilian who has already lived in Germany, have Spanish citizenship but the country that really captured my heart is Turkey. Greetings from Brazil!
Have you visited Greece? Its very close in culture (if not identical) and the economy is better with EU citizenship. If you buy properties worth 200.000€, you get instant citizenship.
Turkey is much better. Turkish is easier to learn (it uses similar alphabet as English), cost of living is lower, people are friendlier, there's more variety, and more growth in future (unlike Greece).
@@aliasgharkhoyee8911 I agree with you... altough turkish leanguage seems to be a hell to learn!... another advantage is that they are not so dependant from EU like Greece... they are more free... if you see what I mean...
@@questmarq7901 sorry buddy, been in Greece once, and can say for sure that these two countries are incomparable... you can see/do/experience soooo much more in Turkey than in Greece... and people in Turkey are much more warm and friendlier as well... so... Turkey for sure!
During August of 2019 I travelled to Istanbul and Bodrum with my wife for 14 days total. I liked Istanbul, but absolutely fell in love with Bodrum. The people, culture, history and food left such an impression that I returned to Bodrum during October of 2020, by myself, for 21 days to study the town so that I can make a move and live there. Living in California is great but Bodrum is so much nicer. I am now in the process of getting everything ready to actually make the move. Can't wait! Thank you for this video and the information provided. çok teşekkür ederim
Thats awesome. If u dont mind sharing how u verified the agents u bought through and any useful property or agent links other than the government website.
wow, I am a “poor” American citizen living in New York / California for most of my life. After seeing this video and costs you listed, I am now convinced that I would be a very wealthy Turkish citizen if I convert my USD to TL 😂😭. Thankyou for the information! I have a new positive outlook on life. time to move and live like a king in Istanbul 💰😎💰📈
Wow! But NY and CA are very expensive to live even in the USA living standards 😀 I love CA btw! If you are convinced that Turkey would be a great place to start over again, try it! Just make sure not to have any debts in your home country’s currency because then exchanging TL into USD to pay them will be a big pain 😬 But I don’t know, if you already own a house/flat there, rent it and that money you can have it monthly in USD to use here! Wowww that would be amazing! In my case, I’m also renting my home in Mexico and after paying my loan to the Mexican bank I still get good money to use here.
You would be rich here. I am amazed at how well you can live here for. I was born in California, most of my adult life in AZ which is cheaper, and I was stunned at the prices here. Not to mention the people and how nice some of them can be. And when I work, I make more than avg household income in the U.S. and CA or NY I would never live in due to the cost.
You would enjoy every luxurious life in Turkey. I would suggest that you visit Turkey to get a "feel for it"... Travel a bit. Go south and see Fethiye, Antalya, Analya, Bodrum... you could live in a beautiful apartment overlooking the Aegean sea or the Mediterranean, and these places are even cheaper than Istanbul.
Hi Bery: I congratulate you for your videos and for all the work that you do to make and publish them, together with your husband. This is a valuable contribution to get to know Turkey and to help travelers who are going to visit that interesting and beautiful country. Carry on with enthusiasm and dedication. You are doing very well.
Thank you so much for this really well done video! I appreciate how open you were about your own costs and that you listed everything so transparent. This video is very very helpful! It’s gold! Thank you!!
This is one of the best and most comprehensive video you were brutal honest with the explanation. I'll be there in September looking forward to see this country and meet new good people like you Stay blessed
Not all are happy 🤣🤷🏻♀️ They will always find a “reason” to dislike something, as far the video is useful for most of you I feel happy and successful 💪🏻
Depending on the channel, either a bot will dislike or it's simply someone saying not interested in the content that is in their main feed. TH-cam needs to change that.
Took me months. Started in August and just got my card last month. I was going to do everything myself, but I went through a third party just to make my fiancee happy and less worried, which wasn't smart. My plan was to apply at the end of Sept since I moved here in July since you had 90 days on your visa and once you file, you are not here illegally. I just didn't know it would take so long.
Yeah, this info is pretty accurate, and the prices are all the same as I have faced here in Istanbul (Sisli) too. With the low currency it's a good time to buy/invest here (with foreign currency), but not so good for selling. If the currency goes back to where it was even a year or two ago (not to mention five years ago) then you'd make some good profit (or some significant gains with your salary in Turkish lira). The thing is, we don't know what will happen! But at the moment, foreign retirees here are at a big win.
this is a very good, thorough video! I appreciate it. I wanted to live in Turkey at one time, but I feel like there are too many people moving there now. I've been to Istanbul and absolutely loved it. Not sure I'd like to live there with so many people moving there now lol
Hey I hope you answer my questions ?? Is turkey really a safe country to move and work and start a new life as because I hear about civil unrest and all ? What about the constant earthquakes how’s it like ??? What is approx cost of living according to you experience ?? Really looking forward for answers
Interesting tips and Information (bilgi).. Useful for those who r interested in settling at Turkey. Please do little information on Izmir particularly Cesme area and jobs around those place for English speaking expats.🙏 Turkey is a very beautiful country. I have seen coastal Izmir through many dizis that I watched.
A lot of necessary information. I think it could be the most difficult to find job for me. Now I work as customer service specialist with Polish and English languages. I think can be more difficult find such of the job in Turkey. However I am not plan to moving but I wish to visit this country again and of course lovely Istanbul. All the best for you Bery. Greetings and thanks for this video 😍😊
@@BeryIstanbulTips thanks very good information I’m thinking to move Istanbul from uk by the way what is your native language you speak very well English
New subscriber because you do an excellent job at explaining essential information. You are also very beautiful! The salary vs. cost of living for expats is great. The US and Canada are extremely expensive countries to live in and most people are drowning in debt. Nobody has health insurance in the US at their jobs, either.
Thank you bery for this video, however if you have a chance to do a presentation about (US citizens planning to retire in turkey). Some tricks & tips about collecting the money there (ATMs, Banks...) also if you can recommend good places for american expats that would be very helpful. Thanks a lot
Great video. Very informative! I am thinking of buying a flat in Istanbul since I am now retired and would like to spend more time in Turkey. Can you please shed some light on prices (in general terms) in Istanbul? Location/area is important since I will be using mostly public transportation for getting around the city. Teşükkür ederim
Hi Bery how are you doing,we are freezing and cold in Boston and living with travel restrictions........your information is very helpful and looking forward to visit Turkey sometimes this year.....take care.
@@930tube 25 yrs ago or so if u marry a Turkish citizen you get ur citizenship on the spot But once Turkey became known and flooded I don't know what the law is nowadays. I m out of Turkey 38 yrs
Many thanks for this really informative video. Can you please also advise if there is a Turkish Government website, where we can check if a particular estate agent is registered or not?
@@BeryIstanbulTips Yes, please kindly keep us posted, as we are seriously exploring a move to Turkey. And, once again thanks for all the information supplied to date through your channel.
Hola Bery !!! Primera vez que te veo y me encanto tu video y ya me suscribí a tu canal. Me encantó porque yo soy maestra de español en EU y planeo en un futuro mudarme a Turquia. Estoy enamorada de ese país 😍. Conozco Istambul, capadocia y Izmirn. Primero Dios regresamos mi esposo y yo a Turquia en spring break 2022. Espero conocerte
Great information, thank you so much. One question on the rental agreement for the tourist residence permit. Does it need to be for the whole time you plan to be there or can it be for the time of the tourist visa in case you don't get approved?
@@BeryIstanbulTips Great video! How is the current real estate? Can one survive in Istanbul with rental income if purchased a flat in areas such as Kadikoy, Atasehir, Kartal, or Beylikduzu? How much rent can be expected from a 1+1 or 2+1 in these areas and is there demand post covid?
@@BeryIstanbulTips it was really verrrryyyy useful hope will be more videooosss like that Specially in today's video i like where to stay if ever we move to Turkey n where to process the TRC
I speak three languages and I am interpreter , working health tourism do I have to speak Turkish in order to interpreter .I love your channel. Thank you
How hard is it to get citizenship in Turkey? How long do you need to to stay in the country per year if you get residency? How many years need to hold residency visa? Langiage requirements? Dual citizenship allowed? Will 2.5k usd per month enough for a family of 4 to live off in Turkey? No intention to work ever again.
2.5k would make u live like an emperor there. U only need 250 USD per month to live. Then u could increase or decrease it based on whether u own ur place or paying rent and what kind of outside expenses u do.
Thank you so much for the information! You mentioned that we will have to fill out a declaration form ( for obtaining residency) to show that we have enough income to live in Turkey. Will they ask us to show bank records? If so, can you give an idea of how much money will we be required to have in our account? For myself, I intend to go there with 3 young children, ages 12 and under.. Thank you for any info you are able to offer me.
Hi Marisa, have you made the move yet? I'm also considering it. I'll check out their immigration website and let you know if I find any info regarding that. All the very best
Thank you or the information and the time you put into making the video. I am wondering if you could shed light on if it is really difficult for expats to obtain jobs outside of teaching? I read on a website that foreigners are seldom hired and was wondering if this is really true. If so, it may take longer for us to immigrate because we will need to be employed before arriving.
Very informative, thank you! Are there any other cities you reccomend to get the residency permit faster? And do you have to be renting in that city? Would AirbnB qualify?
Hi! You can get the residence permit faster in smaller cities BUT you must live there and have a flat rental contract. You cannot live for example in Istanbul and apply for the ikamet (residence permit) in Izmir. Not sure if airbnb is suitable to qualify as before since also they ask some papers from the owners such as TAPU and other things, those things changed some years ago.
Hello Bery you’re so nice I really loved the way explained.excellent tips . Next I’m planning to visit,what a beautiful gorgeous country.God bless and peace grace you dear always.Hoping to see you someday.💙🦋💙🙏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hi Bery, Another great video and full of information 👍 Regarding mobile phones will my phone/simcard or both get blocked if I don't register it? Also is the fee a one off or do you have to pay every year. Tessukur Ederem
Izmir big city and most developed and good climate Antalya big city and developed and touristy but very muggy summers Bodrum small party city of welloffs Fethiye small lovely city on the Mediterranean perfect for retirement
We have some new friends who live in turkey. We're learning about the culture. The residency permits, are they for everyone even permanent and natural born residents? You noted needing a rental agreement. Does everyone rent? Does anyone own their property?
Hi ,it was great to watch and getting basic information moving to turkey. My question: what is the best possible way to avoid inflation impact ,how much would need to i vest getting 25k tl in month keeping in mind 3 school going kids and own property
Thank you for watching! Yes! Is possible doing that, is a special process for that purpose but it is possible, many also have opened businesses here :) I don’t know the process but I know it can be done 🤗
Actually what has been reported is that now “due to the pandemic”, the payment can be now done within 365 days BUT the IMEI will be locked still within 120 days. Apparently and because many borders are still closed and people cannot leave the country to other destinations to unlock it again and get a new stamp on their passport once they come back to Turkey and do the registration thing, now they allowed 365 days and there is no need of leaving the country during that time just to get a new stamp. Conclusion: the phone will be locked within 120 days BUT instead of doing the process and the payment during that time, now they are allow to do it in 365 days.
UPDATE DECEMBER 2021: 1 USD was 7.5 lira when we recorded this video. Right now 1 USD is 13 lira. Prices for rents are doubled in Turkish Liras. When you consider in USD, it is almost the same price in USD. Hey guys! I Hope this general guide about living in Turkey helps you. This is a new video we have justmade about the Turkish residence permit *ikamet*, all you need to know and how to apply for it from the OFFICIAL WEBSITE is here: th-cam.com/video/xy6Q038hZ8U/w-d-xo.html Here i want to share the official websites that I mentioned in the video: OFFICIAL LINK FOR AN APPOINTMENT FOR THE RESIDENCE PERMIT: e-ikamet.goc.gov.tr/ DOCUMENTS NEEDED DEPENDING ON THE PURPOSE OF YOUR APPLICATION *FAMILY, STUDENT, TOURIST, ETC* e-ikamet.goc.gov.tr/Ikamet/IstenenBelgeler/IlkBasvuruIstenenBelgeDownload WHERE TO LOOK FOR FLATS FOR RENT: SAHIBINDEN: www.sahibinden.com/en/for-rent HURRIYETEMLAK: www.hurriyetemlak.com/kiralik These two website have apps available for IOS and Android devices.
Thanks for information 👍$500 to $700 a month not bad.soon I will visit Turkey and will invite you for lunch 😊🥣🍔🍳🍲🥙 hope you will accept my lunch offer.😊😊😊😊🇺🇸🇵🇰🇹🇷
Basically a foreigner could earn enough to pay rent and groceries. If he has no expenses back in home home country and some investment income or liquid savings it can be a good economic decision.
My husband and I are entering with our tourist visa to find a fertility doctor then changing to a medical visa. We also want residency and possibly to buy a permanent place. Our city of interest in Antalya Alanya. Any advice you can give? I am so afraid of being taken advantage of specially with finding a place to rent.
Excellent presentation, very honest. The only part I didn't understand was when you spoke of being paid. Did you mean taxes money made in Turkey has to be taxed to my home country? Your English is better than mine. How about healthcare for a person that wants to retire there? Is it expensive? What I found sad was that a foreigner would get paid more than a Turkish citizen for the same job, although I no longer work it does seem odd.
Not really i think she means if foreigner is skilled that way. For example regular employer wouldnt hire a foreigner but if they r hiring them that usually means the foreigner has much advance ability and will also earn more.
Hey Berry excellent video yet again!! I hung to ever word you said. If you can clarify for me the expected salary for an expat I would be grateful. I'm a nurse in Canada and I was told I can't find work as a nurse there so I was thinking of taking an English teaching course. Is the expat higher salary standard based on something legal or a norm? How do I ensure when I go for an interview that I'm being offered a good wage not being treated in an underhanded manner. Thank you so much for taking the time to help us all out. Also, with my background (I do have 2 undergraduate degrees) do you think I could find a well paying job in import/export despite not having the experience? Warmest Regards.
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Thank you so much for the information, Bery! I've been to Turkey four times as a tourist and would love to live there, maybe for a while, maybe for the whole life. Since last year I've been studying Turkish to really get involved in the culture. Salaries are not high as in some other countries but the quality of life is very good and the experience of living there is priceless. I'm a Brazilian who has already lived in Germany, have Spanish citizenship but the country that really captured my heart is Turkey.
Greetings from Brazil!
Have you visited Greece? Its very close in culture (if not identical) and the economy is better with EU citizenship. If you buy properties worth 200.000€, you get instant citizenship.
Turkey is much better. Turkish is easier to learn (it uses similar alphabet as English), cost of living is lower, people are friendlier, there's more variety, and more growth in future (unlike Greece).
@@aliasgharkhoyee8911 I agree with you... altough turkish leanguage seems to be a hell to learn!... another advantage is that they are not so dependant from EU like Greece... they are more free... if you see what I mean...
@@questmarq7901 sorry buddy, been in Greece once, and can say for sure that these two countries are incomparable... you can see/do/experience soooo much more in Turkey than in Greece... and people in Turkey are much more warm and friendlier as well... so... Turkey for sure!
@@aliasgharkhoyee8911 Hahaha hilarious! Take a lira to buy Imamoglu's cheap loaf of bread but do it now because tomorrow it will cost even more!
During August of 2019 I travelled to Istanbul and Bodrum with my wife for 14 days total. I liked Istanbul, but absolutely fell in love with Bodrum.
The people, culture, history and food left such an impression that I returned to Bodrum during October of 2020, by myself, for 21 days to study the
town so that I can make a move and live there. Living in California is great but Bodrum is so much nicer. I am now in the process of getting everything
ready to actually make the move. Can't wait! Thank you for this video and the information provided. çok teşekkür ederim
Cennete hoşgeldin.
Thats awesome. If u dont mind sharing how u verified the agents u bought through and any useful property or agent links other than the government website.
Keep us updated, I am also thinking of moving from California to Southern Turkey
Did you move in there yet ?
wow, I am a “poor” American citizen living in New York / California for most of my life. After seeing this video and costs you listed, I am now convinced that I would be a very wealthy Turkish citizen if I convert my USD to TL 😂😭. Thankyou for the information! I have a new positive outlook on life. time to move and live like a king in Istanbul 💰😎💰📈
Wow! But NY and CA are very expensive to live even in the USA living standards 😀
I love CA btw!
If you are convinced that Turkey would be a great place to start over again, try it! Just make sure not to have any debts in your home country’s currency because then exchanging TL into USD to pay them will be a big pain 😬
But I don’t know, if you already own a house/flat there, rent it and that money you can have it monthly in USD to use here! Wowww that would be amazing!
In my case, I’m also renting my home in Mexico and after paying my loan to the Mexican bank I still get good money to use here.
You would be rich here. I am amazed at how well you can live here for. I was born in California, most of my adult life in AZ which is cheaper, and I was stunned at the prices here. Not to mention the people and how nice some of them can be. And when I work, I make more than avg household income in the U.S. and CA or NY I would never live in due to the cost.
Keep your American citizin and get resident card .you do not have to lose your orginal citizen ship ...
You would enjoy every luxurious life in Turkey. I would suggest that you visit Turkey to get a "feel for it"... Travel a bit. Go south and see Fethiye, Antalya, Analya, Bodrum... you could live in a beautiful apartment overlooking the Aegean sea or the Mediterranean, and these places are even cheaper than Istanbul.
@@sglasgowaz can you give me usa visa or sponsor me?
Hi Bery:
I congratulate you for your videos and for all the work that you do to make and publish them, together with your husband. This is a valuable contribution to get to know Turkey and to help travelers who are going to visit that interesting and beautiful country. Carry on with enthusiasm and dedication. You are doing very well.
Thanks , very helpful . My son lives in Istanbul and really loves the place and the people
Thank you so much for this really well done video! I appreciate how open you were about your own costs and that you listed everything so transparent.
This video is very very helpful!
It’s gold!
Thank you!!
This is one of the best and most comprehensive video you were brutal honest with the explanation. I'll be there in September looking forward to see this country and meet new good people like you
Stay blessed
So glad you liked it! ❤️🤗
Only one frustrated dislike it.
Amazing video! As always informative and easy to understand.
Not all are happy 🤣🤷🏻♀️
They will always find a “reason” to dislike something, as far the video is useful for most of you I feel happy and successful 💪🏻
Depending on the channel, either a bot will dislike or it's simply someone saying not interested in the content that is in their main feed. TH-cam needs to change that.
Very insightful Bery! Great info for anyone visiting Turkey!
Informative...Well researched and delivered, Bery!
Thank you Neil! 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Took me months. Started in August and just got my card last month. I was going to do everything myself, but I went through a third party just to make my fiancee happy and less worried, which wasn't smart. My plan was to apply at the end of Sept since I moved here in July since you had 90 days on your visa and once you file, you are not here illegally. I just didn't know it would take so long.
Yeah, this info is pretty accurate, and the prices are all the same as I have faced here in Istanbul (Sisli) too.
With the low currency it's a good time to buy/invest here (with foreign currency), but not so good for selling. If the currency goes back to where it was even a year or two ago (not to mention five years ago) then you'd make some good profit (or some significant gains with your salary in Turkish lira). The thing is, we don't know what will happen! But at the moment, foreign retirees here are at a big win.
Very very informative! I would feel fully equipped knowing what to do after this video, thank you 👏
Yayyy! Now you have a general idea of what things you must do when moving here 💪🏻
@@BeryIstanbulTips hi how is the job opportunities for medical doctors?
this is a very good, thorough video! I appreciate it. I wanted to live in Turkey at one time, but I feel like there are too many people moving there now. I've been to Istanbul and absolutely loved it. Not sure I'd like to live there with so many people moving there now lol
Hey I hope you answer my questions ??
Is turkey really a safe country to move and work and start a new life as because I hear about civil unrest and all ?
What about the constant earthquakes how’s it like ???
What is approx cost of living according to you experience ??
Really looking forward for answers
I am from Bangladesh. I love from Turkey. I love çagatay ulusoy
Much love all the way to Bangladesh! 🇧🇩
I love Bangladesh and turkey they're both beautiful Nations 💕💕💕 from the US
Thanks for the info Bery. I like to use Airbnb for 3-4 month stays as utility bills are included. Have a blessed day.
Thank you for the valuable information ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My pleasure!
Hi thanks for giving such good information hopefully it will help us during our stay.
Interesting tips and Information (bilgi).. Useful for those who r interested in settling at Turkey. Please do little information on Izmir particularly Cesme area and jobs around those place for English speaking expats.🙏 Turkey is a very beautiful country. I have seen coastal Izmir through many dizis that I watched.
checked ur page out the first time. u hve really explained yr self really well.thnx for sharing all the information.
A lot of necessary information. I think it could be the most difficult to find job for me. Now I work as customer service specialist with Polish and English languages. I think can be more difficult find such of the job in Turkey. However I am not plan to moving but I wish to visit this country again and of course lovely Istanbul. All the best for you Bery. Greetings and thanks for this video 😍😊
Istanbul a dream place,n I love Turkish series,plan 2 visit,your video is helpful n informative.👍
Very important tips & advice, Bery. Thanks for your this very important video. It’s highly recommendable.
Happy to know it was useful! Thanks for watching us! 🙏
This is so helpful, thank you!
Any time! 🤗
@@BeryIstanbulTips thanks very good information I’m thinking to move Istanbul from uk by the way what is your native language you speak very well English
New subscriber because you do an excellent job at explaining essential information. You are also very beautiful! The salary vs. cost of living for expats is great. The US and Canada are extremely expensive countries to live in and most people are drowning in debt. Nobody has health insurance in the US at their jobs, either.
Very informative,thanks a lot.I would like to live in Istanbul for a while when I retire.Greetings from sunny Montenegro🙂
You’re very welcomed here! Greeting to the beautiful Montenegro 🤗❤️
Thank you for this video, I live in USA, and I'm guessing Turkey is very nice place for my retirement. 👍
Thank you bery for this video, however if you have a chance to do a presentation about (US citizens planning to retire in turkey). Some tricks & tips about collecting the money there (ATMs, Banks...) also if you can recommend good places for american expats that would be very helpful. Thanks a lot
that's really useful! Thank you for all the information
Enjoyed UR VIDEOS Thanks for sharing it with us, as always we enjoyed watching, hope your all keeping well & having a nice day 👍🤩
Thank you so much 🥰 very informative I wish to see you in Istanbul soon🤗 God bless you 🙏
Thanks for watching!
Hi Bery..... Congratulations from India. Your videos are highly informative... Keep going ahead... Thrilled with Istanbul tips
Great video. Very informative! I am thinking of buying a flat in Istanbul since I am now retired and would like to spend more time in Turkey. Can you please shed some light on prices (in general terms) in Istanbul? Location/area is important since I will be using mostly public transportation for getting around the city. Teşükkür ederim
Very informative indeed as I my myself planning to invest properties in Istanbul soon but before that I need to obtain residency permit.
Thank you for the information is very clear
Informative video. Appreciated.
Hi Bery how are you doing,we are freezing and cold in Boston and living with travel restrictions........your information is very helpful and looking forward to visit Turkey sometimes this year.....take care.
My husband is Turkish. How long would it take for me to become a citizen? I’m from the USA.
You can see it on the Turkish citizenship website . For regular folks it takes 5 yrs or 250k so for u must be way simpler and faster
@@930tube
25 yrs ago or so if u marry a Turkish citizen you get ur citizenship on the spot
But once Turkey became known and flooded I don't know what the law is nowadays.
I m out of Turkey 38 yrs
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your video it has given me scope on the matter.
Important information move to Turkey, my dream to go there.
go visit first then decide
Many thanks for this really informative video. Can you please also advise if there is a Turkish Government website, where we can check if a particular estate agent is registered or not?
Glad to know it was useful! Let me check for it
@@BeryIstanbulTips Yes, please kindly keep us posted, as we are seriously exploring a move to Turkey. And, once again thanks for all the information supplied to date through your channel.
Professionally made video & super helpful
You ROCK! Way to go girl!!
Excellent information 💕
Muchas gracias
Subscribed
Great Information! Thumbs up Bery You got my Sub!
All my questions answered in one video
Thanks
This is very informative, thanks.
Your videos are always informative ❤️❤️
Glad you like them!
Hola Bery !!! Primera vez que te veo y me encanto tu video y ya me suscribí a tu canal. Me encantó porque yo soy maestra de español en EU y planeo en un futuro mudarme a Turquia. Estoy enamorada de ese país 😍. Conozco Istambul, capadocia y Izmirn. Primero Dios regresamos mi esposo y yo a Turquia en spring break 2022. Espero conocerte
Great information, thank you so much. One question on the rental agreement for the tourist residence permit. Does it need to be for the whole time you plan to be there or can it be for the time of the tourist visa in case you don't get approved?
Very helpfull video! Thanks
Great information. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the providing the basic information
Any time! Thanks for watching 😀
Very informative an outstanding presentation. Gracias!
Thank you very useful information
Very well said ❤️👍
Istanbul is such a beautiful City. Love from Pakistan 😍🇵🇰🇹🇷
Was born in Istanbul 1971 selling my paid off home in suburban Beaconsfield moving to TURKIYE NEXT YEAR 🇹🇷🦃🥁
Was very helpful berry thank you so much
your vlog always informative.
i love it 🤗
Glad you enjoy it!
You did a good job explaining. Good video. You're a beautiful woman. Good luck to you! I love Turkish TV series! Lol
Full of information ℹ️
Thank you!
@@BeryIstanbulTips Great video! How is the current real estate? Can one survive in Istanbul with rental income if purchased a flat in areas such as Kadikoy, Atasehir, Kartal, or Beylikduzu? How much rent can be expected from a 1+1 or 2+1 in these areas and is there demand post covid?
Was waiting for this informative video eagerly 👍👍👍
Finally is here! I hope it was useful for you 🙏
@@BeryIstanbulTips it was really verrrryyyy useful hope will be more videooosss like that
Specially in today's video i like where to stay if ever we move to Turkey n where to process the TRC
I speak three languages and I am interpreter , working health tourism do I have to speak Turkish in order to interpreter .I love your channel. Thank you
Thank you Bery, you are very good 💐
How hard is it to get citizenship in Turkey? How long do you need to to stay in the country per year if you get residency? How many years need to hold residency visa? Langiage requirements? Dual citizenship allowed? Will 2.5k usd per month enough for a family of 4 to live off in Turkey? No intention to work ever again.
2.5k would make u live like an emperor there. U only need 250 USD per month to live. Then u could increase or decrease it based on whether u own ur place or paying rent and what kind of outside expenses u do.
U can get instant citizenship in a month if u buy 250k property and after 5-8 years if u live there without buying 250k
Thank you so much for the information! You mentioned that we will have to fill out a declaration form ( for obtaining residency) to show that we have enough income to live in Turkey. Will they ask us to show bank records? If so, can you give an idea of how much money will we be required to have in our account? For myself, I intend to go there with 3 young children, ages 12 and under..
Thank you for any info you are able to offer me.
Hi Marisa, have you made the move yet? I'm also considering it. I'll check out their immigration website and let you know if I find any info regarding that. All the very best
All the best guys,, be careful
Me and my hubby are planning to move in turkey
thanks for the tips
Excellent video. Please give some information about medical facilities specially for elderly people.
Muchísimas gracias por vuestros vídeo!!! Muy interesante!!!
Un placer para mi poder compartir todo esto con ustedes ❤️
Thank you or the information and the time you put into making the video. I am wondering if you could shed light on if it is really difficult for expats to obtain jobs outside of teaching? I read on a website that foreigners are seldom hired and was wondering if this is really true. If so, it may take longer for us to immigrate because we will need to be employed before arriving.
Very informative video
Thankyou xx
Very informative, thank you! Are there any other cities you reccomend to get the residency permit faster? And do you have to be renting in that city? Would AirbnB qualify?
This is a good question. It should be answered
Hi! You can get the residence permit faster in smaller cities BUT you must live there and have a flat rental contract. You cannot live for example in Istanbul and apply for the ikamet (residence permit) in Izmir.
Not sure if airbnb is suitable to qualify as before since also they ask some papers from the owners such as TAPU and other things, those things changed some years ago.
Hello Bery you’re so nice I really loved the way explained.excellent tips . Next I’m planning to visit,what a beautiful gorgeous country.God bless and peace grace you dear always.Hoping to see you someday.💙🦋💙🙏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hi Bery,
Another great video and full of information 👍
Regarding mobile phones will my phone/simcard or both get blocked if I don't register it?
Also is the fee a one off or do you have to pay every year.
Tessukur Ederem
Hi!! Thanks for watching! Yes, the device will be locked within 120 days if the registration hasn’t been paid.
Is a one-time payment 🤗
@@BeryIstanbulTips
Thanks
Прекрасний Стамбул 🇹🇷😍🙏
Дякую за відео 🙋💞🇺🇦🌷🌷🌷
My wife and I are travelling to Turkey soon. Which 3 of these 4 cities (Antalya, Bodrum, Fethiye and Izmir) are the nicest to live?
Bodrum ,Izmir
Izmir big city and most developed and good climate
Antalya big city and developed and touristy but very muggy summers
Bodrum small party city of welloffs
Fethiye small lovely city on the Mediterranean perfect for retirement
Excellent video!
Great video, Please do a new video, as I am sure a lot has changed in last 3 years :)
Realmente me gustó mucho tu video, muy informativo 👏🏻👏🏻
We have some new friends who live in turkey. We're learning about the culture. The residency permits, are they for everyone even permanent and natural born residents? You noted needing a rental agreement. Does everyone rent? Does anyone own their property?
Hi ,it was great to watch and getting basic information moving to turkey.
My question: what is the best possible way to avoid inflation impact ,how much would need to i vest getting 25k tl in month keeping in mind 3 school going kids and own property
Very good information
Thanks for watching us!
Can I get your email
Very informative , Good job 👍
Thank you!
Hello berry. Does turkish language is compulsory before moving to turkey. And from where we can learn this?
Best video available on this topic. Is it possible for expats to start a business in Turkey?
Thank you for watching! Yes! Is possible doing that, is a special process for that purpose but it is possible, many also have opened businesses here :)
I don’t know the process but I know it can be done 🤗
The phone registeration in extended to 365 days yesterday, Now the mobile phones can be used until 1 year,
Actually what has been reported is that now “due to the pandemic”, the payment can be now done within 365 days BUT the IMEI will be locked still within 120 days. Apparently and because many borders are still closed and people cannot leave the country to other destinations to unlock it again and get a new stamp on their passport once they come back to Turkey and do the registration thing, now they allowed 365 days and there is no need of leaving the country during that time just to get a new stamp.
Conclusion: the phone will be locked within 120 days BUT instead of doing the process and the payment during that time, now they are allow to do it in 365 days.
UPDATE DECEMBER 2021: 1 USD was 7.5 lira when we recorded this video. Right now 1 USD is 13 lira. Prices for rents are doubled in Turkish Liras. When you consider in USD, it is almost the same price in USD.
Hey guys! I Hope this general guide about living in Turkey helps you.
This is a new video we have justmade about the Turkish residence permit *ikamet*, all you need to know and how to apply for it from the OFFICIAL WEBSITE is here:
th-cam.com/video/xy6Q038hZ8U/w-d-xo.html
Here i want to share the official websites that I mentioned in the video:
OFFICIAL LINK FOR AN APPOINTMENT FOR THE RESIDENCE PERMIT:
e-ikamet.goc.gov.tr/
DOCUMENTS NEEDED DEPENDING ON THE PURPOSE OF YOUR APPLICATION *FAMILY, STUDENT, TOURIST, ETC*
e-ikamet.goc.gov.tr/Ikamet/IstenenBelgeler/IlkBasvuruIstenenBelgeDownload
WHERE TO LOOK FOR FLATS FOR RENT:
SAHIBINDEN: www.sahibinden.com/en/for-rent
HURRIYETEMLAK: www.hurriyetemlak.com/kiralik
These two website have apps available for IOS and Android devices.
Can use my flat as accommodation for tourist ? Any instructions for it?
hello. how to get monthly İstanbul card ?
Thanks for information 👍$500 to $700 a month not bad.soon I will visit Turkey and will invite you for lunch 😊🥣🍔🍳🍲🥙 hope you will accept my lunch offer.😊😊😊😊🇺🇸🇵🇰🇹🇷
Very informative video, thank you for taking the time.
I noticed you did not touch base on health care and health insurance.
It is good.. Don't worry
Basically a foreigner could earn enough to pay rent and groceries. If he has no expenses back in home home country and some investment income or liquid savings it can be a good economic decision.
Great video 😌
My husband and I are entering with our tourist visa to find a fertility doctor then changing to a medical visa. We also want residency and possibly to buy a permanent place. Our city of interest in Antalya Alanya. Any advice you can give? I am so afraid of being taken advantage of specially with finding a place to rent.
Excellent presentation, very honest. The only part I didn't understand was when you spoke of being paid. Did you mean taxes money made in Turkey has to be taxed to my home country? Your English is better than mine. How about healthcare for a person that wants to retire there? Is it expensive? What I found sad was that a foreigner would get paid more than a Turkish citizen for the same job, although I no longer work it does seem odd.
Not really i think she means if foreigner is skilled that way. For example regular employer wouldnt hire a foreigner but if they r hiring them that usually means the foreigner has much advance ability and will also earn more.
Thanks for your hard work
My pleasure!
Greetings From Bodrum Turkey
Hey Berry excellent video yet again!! I hung to ever word you said. If you can clarify for me the expected salary for an expat I would be grateful. I'm a nurse in Canada and I was told I can't find work as a nurse there so I was thinking of taking an English teaching course. Is the expat higher salary standard based on something legal or a norm? How do I ensure when I go for an interview that I'm being offered a good wage not being treated in an underhanded manner. Thank you so much for taking the time to help us all out. Also, with my background (I do have 2 undergraduate degrees) do you think I could find a well paying job in import/export despite not having the experience? Warmest Regards.
Good information
Your video is excellent.
Thank you!😊
Thank you for this! Is it possible to get by without knowing Turkish?