Yes, it is possible to leave Turkey after applying for citizenship, provided certain conditions are met, especially regarding your residency status. If you have applied for Turkish citizenship and are awaiting the review process, which typically lasts up to 90 days, you can travel internationally as long as your residency permit remains valid during this period.
When you submit your application for a residency permit, you can also request a document proving that your application is under review. This document is crucial as it allows you to re-enter Turkey without issues should you need to travel abroad. It serves as evidence of your legal right to return and continue your stay while your application is being processed.
It's important to ensure that your residency permit does not expire while you are outside the country. If it does, you might face difficulties returning to Turkey or may need to apply for a new visa or permit, depending on the specific regulations at that time. Always check the current immigration laws and possibly consult with an immigration attorney or a consulate before making travel plans during the application process for Turkish citizenship or residency.
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