Income rises with the number reunited
The formula uses Turkey’s minimum wage as its base — the same one used for work permits — instead of a fixed dollar figure.
What the process consists of
The lira is volatile — dollar amounts are shown as of the check date and need reconverting closer to your filing date.
How the process runs
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Frequent questions
Why is the amount shown in both lira and dollars?
The official base is Turkey’s minimum wage in lira (TRY 33,030/mo for 2026), but the lira is volatile, so the dollar equivalent is shown as of the check date (26.08.2026, rate ~48.1 TRY/$) and needs reconverting closer to your filing date.
Is the same minimum wage used for work permits?
Yes — it is the same official base of TRY 33,030/mo used on the work-permit page (tr-work), set by the Asgari Ücret Tespit Komisyonu and published in the Resmî Gazete.
Who can be reunited?
A spouse, minor children, and dependents aged 18+ — per official data from the Directorate of Migration Management (Göç İdaresi).
How long is the permit valid?
Up to 3 years at a time, but not longer than the sponsor’s own residence or work permit remains valid.
Is health insurance mandatory?
Yes, for every reunited family member — a separate condition, independent of income.
What happens if the sponsor’s status changes?
Family members’ permits are tied to the sponsor’s status — if it expires or is lost, a separate review is required.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 26 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.