The Corridor

A defined, government-tracked process — not a black box.

Türkiye is one of RRI's most active corridors, covering roles from general labour and construction helpers through to skilled trades and drivers. Employers evaluating a Pakistani agency for Türkiye deployment usually want one thing above all: proof the process is real, licensed and trackable — not an informal arrangement.

How It Works

From selection to employer floor.

1. Selection & Trade Testing

Candidates are sourced and trade-tested in Pakistan against the specific role and employer, with medical fitness (GAMCA where applicable) confirmed before documentation begins.

2. Government-Tracked Filing

Each candidate is processed through a licensed travel/visa partner with a government-issued reference code, filed against Türkiye's official employer registration system — with a fixed filing deadline the employer and RRI both track to avoid delays.

3. Documentation & Deployment

Passport, work permit, insurance and offer-letter documentation is assembled per candidate, with Protector of Emigrants clearance completed before travel, under a BEOE OEP licence.

Why It Matters

Traceable, licensed, zero-cost to the employer.

Every candidate deployed through this corridor is trackable against a government reference number from filing through to arrival — giving Türkiye-based employers a verifiable process rather than a promise. As with all RRI deployments, the employer pays nothing: recruitment, visa and processing are handled by RRI, with fees charged only to candidates under BEOE-regulated terms.

Government-Tracked FilingZero Cost to EmployerBEOE-Licensed ProcessGAMCA Medical Cleared
Next steps

Turning this into a hire in Türkiye.

  1. Day 1: a written feasibility answer to your demand.
  2. Working days 5 to 10: a trade-tested shortlist with each candidate's result.
  3. Interviews: you approve the people you want; nobody else goes forward.
  4. Permits and documents: You file the work permit through e-Devlet (Ministry of Labour and Social Security). Each candidate is filed against a 16-digit government reference code with a fixed 30-day employer registration deadline, and the 5-to-1 rule on Turkish to foreign staff applies.
  5. Departure: pre-departure orientation, travel coordination and support after arrival.
Cost and paperwork

What you pay and what you send.

RRI does not bill employers for sourcing, screening, trade testing or document processing. You cover the statutory items on your side, such as work-permit fee (harç), and the contract package. Flights are agreed case by case for each project. Candidates pay only the placement fee that BEOE regulation allows.

Your side of the paperwork is short: a demand letter, a power of attorney, the employment contract and the permit papers required by the destination country.

FAQs

Türkiye employer questions.

How long does a Türkiye hire take?

A written feasibility answer within one business day and a tested shortlist within 5 to 10 working days. After approval, plan for the e-Devlet permit and the 30-day employer registration deadline on each candidate's 16-digit reference code.

Is there a fee for Turkish employers?

Renaissance Recruitment Inc. charges no sourcing, screening or trade-testing fee. The work-permit fee (harç) and the contract package stay with the employer; flights are agreed case by case.

Which trades are in demand in Türkiye now?

Production operators, textile dyehouse and finishing staff, welders, CNC operators, auto bodywork, paint and PDR technicians, farm teams, warehouse workers and cleaning staff.

Hiring for Türkiye? Let's talk corridor timelines.

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