TRThe Türkiye Tech Visa Program has enabled 47 technology startups to establish operations in Turkey, according to data from the Industry and Technology Ministry. The program, aimed at attracting foreign tech talent and innovative ventures, received 492 applications from 53 countries in the first half of the year. After evaluations by technoparks and commission assessments, 82 startups were accepted, with 47 choosing to set up permanent operations in the country. Participants benefit from three-year work permits, tax exemptions, access to social services, and support for expanding their businesses within Turkey’s technology ecosystem. The initiative encourages startups to develop partnerships with local firms and use Turkey as a gateway to global markets.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a government-led initiative without overtly praising or criticizing the program. It provides factual details about the number of startups, application process, benefits offered, and future plans without taking a clear ideological stance. While the program is a政
