Turkey (Country)

Yes, if you marry a Turkish citizen, you can apply for a residence permit to live in Istanbul. The application process typically involves providing proof of marriage, a valid passport, and other required documents. It's important to follow the specific regulations set by the Turkish government for residence permits to ensure a smooth transition to living in Istanbul.

Elite Turkey Tours offers all-inclusive holidays to Turkey. Key Tours and European Destinations also offer trips to Turkey. Package prices vary depending on the length of stay and the accommodations chosen.

Oh, dude, "aam" in Turkish means "general" or "common." It's like when you're talking about something in a broad, general way, you throw in an "aam" to keep it casual. So yeah, it's just a chill way to say "in general" in Turkish.

The telephone country code 909 is assigned to the United States. Specifically, it covers the state of California, including areas such as San Bernardino County, Riverside County, and parts of Los Angeles County. This code is used for incoming international calls to these regions and is part of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP).

Gobekli Tepe

Often hailed as the world’s oldest temple complex, Gobekli Tepe is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a crucial location for understanding ancient Anatolian astronomy. This site, believed to have been constructed around 9600 BCE, features massive stone pillars arranged in a circular pattern, suggesting a sophisticated understanding of celestial phenomena.

Hattusa

The ancient capital of the Hittite Empire, Hattusa, is another must-visit site. Located near modern-day Boğazkale, this ancient city offers ruins that reveal a complex society with advanced knowledge of astronomy and calendar systems. Explore the remnants of this once-great civilization and witness how they may have used their calendar for state affairs.

Çatalhöyük

Situated near Konya, Çatalhöyük is one of the best-preserved Neolithic sites in the world. This ancient settlement provides insights into early human societies and their interactions with the lunar and solar cycles.

The Mediterranean Sea is larger than the Black Sea. The Mediterranean Sea covers an area of approximately 2.5 million square kilometers, making it one of the largest seas in the world. In comparison, the Black Sea covers an area of about 436,000 square kilometers, making it significantly smaller than the Mediterranean Sea.

Honey, I don't keep tabs on every Jehovah's Witness branch office around the world. Why don't you try using that thing called Google to find the address in Istanbul? It's a big city, so good luck with the search!

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The electric grid frequency in Turkey is 50 Hz.

Due to formation of mountains it varies so different.

Coastal areas are warmer even during the winter, for example west side of Turkey, biggest city İzmir, doesnt get hit by snow.

However you can drive in for an hour to the east you can see snow a lot at the same time.

Yes, the western coast of Turkey has a Mediterranean climate, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The region typically experiences long, sunny days during the summer months and receives most of its rainfall in winter.

What do you mean? This happened in 526 A.D. there was no turkey back then. (The country, not the land) But, lets say that there happened to be a Turkey back then, I would guess because it was a 7.0 and not a 10.0 or something, probably no more than 500 american dollars. (Don't know turkeys money system)

Daylight Savings Time began in Turkey May 1, 1916.

The south is same as the rest of Mediterranean. (Very hot and humid summers. Rainy and mild winters. Snow is extremly rare) West is a little colder but nearly same. (It sometimes snows there) North has an Oceanic climate. (Very rainy all year) Central Anatolia has mild continental clima. Southeastern Anatolia is part Mediterranean part continental. (Cold and snowy winters. Extremly hot but not humid summers) Eastern Anatolia has an extremly hard continental climate. ( -30 - -40 can easly occur there in winters. Summers are generally mild)

By the way, Turkey has a very rich Biodiversity because of all these different climates.

Its latitude is 40° 02' north and longitude 32° 54' east.

Turkey has a varied climate, so it is not entirely dry or desert-like. The coastal regions have a Mediterranean climate with wet winters and hot summers, while the interior experiences a more continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. Some areas in eastern Turkey may have a semi-arid or arid climate, but it is not predominantly desert-like.

Some US states that have a climate similar to Turkey are California, Texas, and parts of Arizona. These states have a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. They also experience similar temperature ranges and Mediterranean vegetation.

It rarely snows in Adana due to its mild Mediterranean climate. Snowfall is very uncommon, with the city typically experiencing mild winters with cool and wet weather.

no it is not

Istanbul was the capital of the Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Empire in the past, but it is not the capital of Turkey today. Ankara is the current capital of Turkey as it was chosen for its central location within the country and to promote development in other regions beyond Istanbul.

It depends what kind of VISA you have. You cannot move from Turkey to Germany on a Tourist VISA, but you can with a residency permit or work permit.

Turkey is not currently part of the EU although there have been discussions about potentially allowing them to join if they sort out there Human Rights issues.

In terms of a geographical sense, the most Western tip of Istanbul and the country is classed as part of Europe whereas the Eastern part of Istanbul and the rest of the country is classed as being part of Asia.