Türkiye has introduced new regulatory changes aimed at addressing labour shortages and attracting foreign talent to key sectors of its economy.
TravelBiz reports that the Ministry of Labour and Social Security announced a series of changes designed to make it easier for foreign workers to contribute to the country’s economy and society.
The new rules also include exemptions for refugees and specific professions, including journalists and athletes, and offer a more flexible process for applying for work permits.
According to reports, the new regulations allow foreign workers, refugees, and other qualified individuals to more easily obtain work permits.
The most significant changes include longer work permit exemptions for skilled workers and refugees, as well as new exemptions for journalists and sports professionals.
The Longer work permit exemptions for skilled workers and refugees, allow them to work without needing a permit for a longer period.
One of the key highlights of the new regulations is the extension of work permit exemptions for skilled foreign workers.
Benefits of the new regulations
For foreign workers, the reforms are reported to offer several advantages, including simplified application procedures, longer exemption periods, and broader access to work opportunities.
These changes, as reported, are expected to help Türkiye address its labour shortages and boost economic growth by attracting and retaining skilled professionals from around the world.
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