Removal Of Restriction Code
The reasons for imposing restriction codes vary. Some restriction codes are imposed due to visa violations, while others are imposed by the administration based on intelligence information. Some of the restriction codes imposed are listed below.
V-69 (Foreign nationals whose residence permits have been revoked)
V-71 (Foreign nationals who cannot be located at their address)
V-70 (Foreign nationals who have entered into a fraudulent marriage)
V-77 (Foreign nationals who have applied as Ahiska Turks despite not being of Ahiska Turkish origin)
V-84 (Foreign nationals who have entered the country on the condition that they obtain a residence permit within 10 days)
G-78 (Foreign nationals carrying infectious diseases)
G-87 (Foreign nationals posing a threat to public security)
Ç-113 (Foreign nationals who have entered and exited Turkey illegally)
Ç-114 (Foreign nationals subject to legal proceedings)
Ç-115 (Foreign nationals released from prison)
Ç-116 (Foreign nationals who endanger public health and morality)
Ç-117 (Foreign nationals working illegally)
Ç-118 (Foreign nationals whose residence permits have been revoked)
Ç-119 (Foreign nationals working illegally who have not paid their fines)
Ç-120 (Foreign nationals who have not paid fines resulting from visa or residence permit violations)
Ç-135 (Foreign nationals who have violated the Law on Foreigners and International Protection)
Ç-136 (Foreign nationals who have not paid their travel expenses)
Ç-137 (Foreign nationals invited to leave)
Ç-141 (Foreign nationals whose entry into Turkey is subject to ministerial permission)
K (Foreign nationals wanted for smuggling)
N-99 (Interpol code)
O-100 (Asylum seeker whose location is unknown and whose entry into the country is prohibited)
The restriction codes most frequently applied from among those listed above are G-87, V-69, Ç-117, Ç-113, Ç-114, and Ç-141.
G–87 (Foreign nationals posing a threat to general security) Restriction code G–87 may be imposed on foreign nationals based on certain intelligence information, and these individuals are deported. At this stage, it is necessary to file a lawsuit to cancel the deportation decision and also to file a lawsuit to remove the restriction code. You can contact our law firm to have the restriction code lifted and the deportation decision overturned.
In the case of restriction code Ç-141, taking into account the specific circumstances of the individual, the entry into Turkey of a foreign national who has violated judicial or administrative laws in Turkey or abroad may be subject to the permission of the Ministry of Interior. This is possible by placing the code Ç-141 on the individual’s passport information. As with restriction code G-87, a lawsuit must be filed to cancel restriction code Ç-141.
Restriction code Ç-113 is imposed on foreigners who enter Turkey illegally. Depending on the duration of the visa violation, their entry into Turkey is prohibited for a period ranging from 3 months to 5 years, and they are also subject to an administrative fine.
