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4.7/ 5Our score
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Employment connected to your HR systems
- Management fee
- From USD 699
- Estimated total fees
- From USD 879
- Fee period
- Per employee / month
Hiring in Türkiye: costs, rules and the best EOR providers
By Mary Jones, International Employment Specialist · Reviewed by Sarah Bloom, Editor · Updated
Türkiye permits temporary employment relationships through private employment agencies in specified circumstances under article 7 of the Labour Law. It is not an unrestricted route for every permanent role. Source ↗
For a small team entering Türkiye, compare Remote for connected HR systems; Deel for managing employees and contractors together; Oyster for hiring, payroll and employee self-service across markets.
Remote advertises from USD 699 per employee per month. Salary and statutory employer costs are additional; the fee alone is not your hiring budget.
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4.7/ 5Our score
4.7/ 5Our scoreBest for
Employees and contractors in one platform
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- From USD 599
- Estimated total fees
- From USD 779
- Fee period
- Per employee / month
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4.3/ 5Our score
4.3/ 5Our scoreBest for
Hiring, payroll and employee self-service across markets
- Management fee
- From USD 699
- Estimated total fees
- From USD 879
- Fee period
- Per employee / month
Is an EOR arrangement legal in Türkiye?
Türkiye permits temporary employment relationships through private employment agencies in specified circumstances under article 7 of the Labour Law. It is not an unrestricted route for every permanent role. Check the permitted ground, agency authorisation and assignment conditions.
Make the legal ground for temporary employment part of the proposal rather than treating agency payroll as sufficient.
How should you budget severance for a Türkiye hire?
Where the termination qualifies for statutory severance, the Labour Ministry describes 30 days of relevant gross remuneration for each full year, with proportional treatment of additional service and a statutory ceiling. Regular benefits can affect the remuneration basis. It is not an automatic payment on every resignation.
Use the ceiling in force at termination, the employee’s service and the actual legal reason for exit. Notice and the provider’s exit fee are separate.
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First-year spending = 12 × monthly spending + one-off fees. The refundable deposit is shown only in upfront cash. This assumes constant monthly costs for 12 months and excludes anything not entered, including future exit charges.
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