What happens after the request: registration, family handling, major support and rights where officially stated?
After registration an International Protection Applicant ID is issued for the applicant and family members, printed with an individual foreigner ID number beginning 99 for each of them, and the applicant stays legally in Türkiye with it. The applicant must reside in the assigned city and comply with a signature duty of reporting at regular intervals; failing that without valid reasons, the application may be treated as implicitly withdrawn. An in-person interview should normally take place within 30 days of registration, and the assessment is finalised no later than six months after registration, though it may take longer. Applications on behalf of a family are evaluated as a single application with one decision for the whole family. Applicants without health insurance and ability to pay are covered by Law No. 5510 for one year from registration, and applicants and status holders can work under Article 89(4). Negative decisions may be appealed to the International Protection Evaluation Commission within 10 days or to the administrative court within 30 days, or within 15 days for accelerated and inadmissibility decisions.
See recorded sources
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
Following your registration with PDMM, an International Protection Applicant ID (IPAID) will be issued for you and your family members; you will be legally staying in Türkiye with your ID document.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
On the ID document, an individual foreigner’s ID number (99 xxxxxx), will be printed for you and for each of your family members.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
After registration with PDMM, and in accordance with the law, you should reside in the city that has been assigned to you.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
Please note that the law also obliges you to maintain regular contact with PDMM; this is done by reporting to PDMM at regular intervals and signing yourself in (“signature duty”).
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
Unless you have presented valid reasons for why you are not able to fulfil your signature duty, PDMM may consider your international protection application as implicitly withdrawn, and accordingly issue a decision which needs to be appealed in Court.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
As per the law, an in-person interview should normally be conducted with you within 30 days from the date of registration; however, it is possible that it may take place later.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
As per the law, the assessment of the application will be finalized no later than six months after the date of your registration by the Presidency of Migration Management (PMM). Please note that this may take longer.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
Decisions will be made on an individual basis; applications on behalf of a family will be evaluated as a single application and the decision will be valid for the whole family.
- https://help.unhcr.org/turkiye/information-for-non-syrians/national-asylum-procedures-ip/
Appeals need to be submitted to the International Protection Evaluation Commission (IPEC) within 10 days, or alternatively to the administrative court within 30 days, of the date of the notification of the decision.
- https://en.goc.gov.tr/international-protection
Applicants and holders of international protection status without any health insurance and ability to pay, are subject to the provisions of the Social Insurance and General Health Insurance Law no. 5510 dated 31/5/2006 for one year from the international protection application registration.
- https://en.goc.gov.tr/international-protection
The applicant or persons with international protection status, can work in Turkey, in the framework of the 4th paragraph of article 89 of the Law.
- https://en.goc.gov.tr/international-protection
The applicant or his/her lawyer or legal representative may apply to the competent administrative court within fifteen days from the notification of the decision against inadmissible application and accelerated procedure decisions.
