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It depends what do you want to do in Turkey as work wise, also it varies on what kind of weather do you enjoy.
If you would like to see no snow then west and southwest side is great! If you want to see more snow then east side is pretty cold and snowy and goes on.
The biggest cities are İstanbul, Ankara then İzmir. There are millions of people in these cities and better to live for a foreigner.
What else can I help you with?
What is the pull factor for turkey?
The push factors of Turkey include pollution and overpopulation in some areas. Push factors are the things that are unfavorable about the area you live in.
White Turkey or dark turkey is better for you?
White turkey is better for you, it has less fat than dark turkey.
Do turkey live in the North Carolina Coastal Plain?
no i am sorry but no I have to disagree with the above. I live inland within the Coastal Plain. Inland means not right on the ocean. I have seen many wild turkey in our area.
Where do expatriates live in Turkey?
They live across every region of Turkey.
What is better about ham than turkey?
Fish is better about ham than turkey.
Where did the original St. Nicholas live?
He was born in the town of Patara in Asia Minor, today the area is known as Turkey.
Why do people who live in turkey call themselves Turks?
They call themselves Turks after the bird or foul turkey. ^_^
How long does an average turkey live?
The Turkey can live up to 20 years.
Is turkey a foreign country?
A foreign country is any country which you do not live in. Turkey is a foreign country if you don't live there. If you do live in Turkey, then it is not a foreign country.
Are there live turKeys in Turkey?
No there are not turkeys in turkey
Was Turkey ever a great Country?
The country is so young. Because of foreign interruptions or economical situations I think that Turkey hasn't been a great country completely. One area was doing good one area had problems. If the government gets overruled I believe Turkey can be a great place to live.
Which is better old turkey or young turkey?
Old
