Residence Permit Card

🏷️ Turkish: İkamet İzni Kartı

The physical identification card given to residence permit holders, containing biometric data and an ID number.

💡 Example: You must carry your residence permit card at all times to prove your legal status to the Turkish authorities.

🔗 Related Service: Residence & Work Permit

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