Turkey's Digital Nomad Visa Platform is Online

With its vibrant cities and stunning coastline, Turkey, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, is now set to become a haven for digital nomads. To obtain a visa for Turkey, digital nomads can easily start the application process on the Pre-Registration for Digital Nomads platform, Digital Nomad GoTürkiye.

Once the requirements on this platform are completed, a “Digital Nomad Identification Certificate” will be issued. With the certificate received from the platform, those who have applied must continue the process at Turkish consulates and/or visa centers.

Who can apply and become a digital nomad in Turkey?

Citizens of France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Ireland, Denmark, Greece, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Bulgaria, Romania, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the USA, Canada, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, and Belarus, aged between 21 and 55 years.

To obtain a Digital Nomad Identification Certificate, you must upload the following documents after registering on the platform:

A travel document/passport valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Turkey
Higher education diploma or a substitute document for the diploma
Document proving that the applicant works as a Digital Nomad:
- Contract if working for a company (excluding companies from Turkey) or
- Work contract between the applicant and the company if they are self-employed (excluding companies from Turkey)
Biometric photo
Document proving that the applicant has a monthly income of 3,000 USD or an annual income of 36,000 USD

In recent years Turkey has started to become a popular destination for digital nomads as it offers robust technological infrastructure, is easily accessible, and has high-speed internet, plus advanced banking and digital payment systems.

Istanbul Metropolis

Istanbul, where different cultures meet, is not just a historical location at the crossroads of thousands of years of civilizations but also a business hub with large companies and startups. The city is active and can be easily accessed by direct flights from almost any part of the world. It also meets the needs of all professionals and visitors with its transportation infrastructure, a variety of accommodation options from rental apartments to hostels and hotels. The climate is good, and it offers modern workspaces. Istanbul is a city where you can work remotely in cafes and parks that offer free Wi-Fi.

A unique blend of history and modernity: Izmir

Izmir, one of the Lonely Planet’s (one of the world’s largest travel guide publishers, owned by BBC Worldwide) recommendations for travel in 2024, is a spacious and comfortable city that meets the needs of digital nomads. It holds a wide variety of accommodation options, is excellently located on the seafront, and working in a café is allowed here too.

A Working Environment Interwoven with Nature and the Sea: Muğla

Muğla, a city at the confluence of the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas, is a perfect choice for digital nomads. Thanks to its well-known districts such as Dalaman, Bodrum, and Fethiye, which make you feel like you’re in paradise – Muğla offers visitors a workspace that feels exactly like a vacation. For those dreaming of a paradisiacal workspace, Muğla is a dream place with golden, Blue Flag-awarded beaches, fine sand shores, and a coastline surrounded by crystal-clear waters, tranquil bays, and fascinating views.

Endless Experiences Under the Mediterranean Sun: Antalya

Antalya, the heart of the Turkish Riviera, is also a favorite area for digital nomads, with a climate that offers 300 days of sunshine a year. Surrounded by long beaches, ancient cities, and museums, this city is a unique destination where visitors can enjoy beautiful views while working and when taking a break. In Antalya, where you can experience luxury accommodation alternatives equipped with all facilities, visitors can explore ancient cities such as Patara, Aspendos, Perge, Phaselis, and Olympos, Lycia, or St. Paul.

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