If The Turkish Spouse Dies, Will The Foreigner's Right To Become a Citizen Be Lost ? - AŞIKOĞLU LAW OFFİCE

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If The Turkish Spouse Dies, Will The Foreigner’s Right To Become a Citizen Be Lost ?

06 Jun If The Turkish Spouse Dies, Will The Foreigner’s Right To Become a Citizen Be Lost ?

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If the Turkish spouse dies, will The Foreigner’s right to become a citizen be lost?
A foreigner wins the right to become a Turkish citizen on the condition that he has been married to a Turkish for at least 3 years. The initiative to exercise this right has been left to him. He can apply for Turkish citizenship on the day he gets this right, or he can apply to become a Turkish citizen by marriage after 10 years. If a foreigner dies without using this right, The Foreigner’s right to become a Turkish citizen continues.