G restriction codes are imposed on foreign nationals who endanger general security and public order. These codes are applied when a foreign national is involved in a crime. There is a separate restriction code defined for nearly every type of offense. Based on these codes, a deportation decision may be issued against the foreign national. Additionally, these codes prevent the individual from entering the country.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-26 (Illegal Organization Activities)
The G-26 restriction code is imposed on individuals who are determined to have engaged in illegal organizational activities or who raise suspicion of involvement in such activities. A foreign national subject to the G-26 code is deported and banned from entering the country.
The duration of the entry ban is determined by the administration depending on the specifics of the case.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-34 (Forgery)
The G-34 restriction code is imposed on foreign nationals who are determined to have committed forgery in documents—whether official or private—or who are suspected of committing such an offense.
Based on this code, the foreign national is deported and an entry ban is imposed.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-42 (Drug Offenses)
The G-42 restriction code is imposed on a foreign national on the grounds that they have committed one or more drug-related offenses. For example, manufacturing, transporting, or trafficking narcotic substances falls within this scope.
A foreign national subject to the G-42 code due to a drug offense is deported and banned from entering the country.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-43 (Smuggling Crimes)
The G-43 restriction code is imposed on a foreign national who is determined to have committed, or is suspected of committing, the crime of smuggling as regulated under the Turkish Penal Code.
Under this code, the foreign national is deported and prohibited from re-entering the country.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-48 (Mediation and Facilitation of Prostitution)
The G-48 code is imposed on individuals who are determined to have mediated prostitution or provided a place for the commission of prostitution, or who are suspected of such acts.
Under this code, the foreign national is deported and an entry ban is imposed to prevent re-entry into the country.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-58 (Homicide Offenses)
The G-58 restriction code is an administrative code imposed on a foreign national who has committed intentional or negligent homicide, or who is suspected of committing such offenses.
Based on this code, the foreign national is deported and prohibited from entering Turkey through the imposition of an entry ban.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-64 (Threat)
The G-64 restriction code is an administrative code imposed on a person who has threatened one or more individuals. A foreign national subject to this code may be deported. Additionally, entry into the country is prohibited under this code.
If the G-64 code has been imposed without legal grounds, it may be removed by filing an annulment lawsuit.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-65 (Theft)
The G-65 restriction code is imposed on a foreign national who is determined to have committed, or is suspected of committing, the crime of theft as defined under the Turkish Penal Code.
Based on this code, the foreign national may be deported, and an entry ban is imposed.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-66 (Robbery)
The G-66 restriction code is imposed on a person who is determined to have committed, or is suspected of committing, the crime of robbery (plunder) as regulated under the Turkish Penal Code.
Under this code, the foreign national may be deported, and entry into the country is prohibited through an entry ban.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-67 (Fraud)
The G-67 restriction code is imposed on a foreign national who is suspected of committing fraud or whose commission of fraud has been definitively established.
The G-67 code enables the deportation of the foreign national who committed fraud. Additionally, an entry ban is imposed to prevent re-entry into the country.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-78 (Foreign Nationals Carrying Contagious Diseases)
The G-78 restriction code is imposed on a foreign national who has a contagious disease. Under this code, entry into the country is prohibited indefinitely.
However, if it is proven through a hospital report that the contagious disease no longer exists, the code may be removed. This code is particularly imposed in cases related to prostitution.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-82 (Activities Against National Security)
The G-82 restriction code is imposed on a foreign national who is determined to have acted against national security. This code may also be imposed on a foreigner who is suspected of posing a threat to national security. The administration has discretionary authority in making this assessment.
This code serves as the basis for the deportation of the foreign national and the prohibition of their entry into the country.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-87 (Persons Considered a Threat to General Security)
The G-87 restriction code is imposed on foreign nationals who are considered to pose a threat to general security. This code may also be applied if there is suspicion before the administration that the individual poses such a threat. The discretion regarding this assessment belongs to the authority imposing the code, namely the Directorate General of Migration Management.
When determining whether a foreign national endangers the country’s general security, the Directorate General of Migration Management also benefits from data provided by the National Intelligence Organization.
Accordingly, a foreign national subject to this code is deported and an entry ban is imposed.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
G-89 (Persons Considered Foreign Terrorist Fighters)
The G-89 restriction code is imposed on foreign nationals who are suspected of being foreign terrorist fighters or who are determined to be foreign terrorist fighters.
Based on this code, the foreign national may be deported, and an entry ban is imposed.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.
How Can a Foreign Restriction Code Be Removed?
Restriction codes imposed on foreign nationals may be removed either by applying to the relevant administrative authority or by filing an annulment lawsuit.
Administrative Lawsuit for the Removal of the Restriction Code and Cancellation of the Entry Ban
Another legal remedy for removing a restriction code and the related entry ban is to file an annulment lawsuit. This lawsuit may be filed either without first applying to the administration or after such an application has been made.
The time limit for filing the lawsuit is 60 days from the date of notification of the decision. An appeal (regional appellate review) may be filed against the decision of the first-instance court within 30 days starting from the day following the notification.
To remove a foreign restriction code and lift the entry ban to Turkey, please contact our lawyers specialized in immigration law.