Work permt is a permission which is given by Ministry of Labour of Republic of Turkey to foreign employees and companies which would like to employ foreigners. There is four types of work permit as temporary, permanenet, independent and Turquoise cards. The work permit application could be done via https://ecalismaizni.csgb.gov.tr/#/eizin by using electronic signature of employer or by authorized consultancy firm on behalf of the employer. Foreigners cannot obtain work permit on behalf of themself, without employers.
Under contemporary globalization, inevitably labor markets have become increasingly integrated. In order to manage international labor mobility more effectively, especially in those emerging markets and developing countries, new labor migration policies have been established or the existing ones have been re-organized rapidly. At this point, achieving a right balance between the protection of local employment and the relaxation of barriers before high-skilled foreign labor has been the main concern of the state, which led to the introduction of effective tools in the management of international labor mobility.
2003 has been a remarkable year for Turkey to review its rules and principles dealing with the employment of foreign workers in Turkey. As one of the most popular destinations within the global labor market, Turkey has introduced and effectively has reformed a new system to control foreign labor immigration. In the purpose of centralization of work permits system under one code ‘Law no: 4817 on Work Permits of Foreigners’ was originally enacted on 27th February 2003, as the principal legislation in controlling entry of foreign nationals in the Turkish labor market. Subsequently the same year ‘Regulation on the Implementation of the Law on Work Permits for Foreigners’[1] has been introduced to set forth the rules and principles regarding the implementation of the Law on Work Permits of Foreigners. Furthermore, within the context of encouraging foreign direct investments, a new Foreign Direct Investment act was voted and became effective on 5th June 2003. Under the new FDI law, a special treatment is granted to the employment of expatriates with a separate regulation on the employment of expatriates under foreign direct investments. To encourage the employers to seek to employ high skilled foreign workers as well as to prevent informal foreign employment in Turkey, the past few years we have witnessed both systematical and procedural reforms in the Turkish legislation about the foreign labor immigration. Simplification of the eligibility conditions in work permit applications, adaptation of a new automated system for the work permit applications, a shortening in the period of the finalization of the work permit applications and a reduction in the procedural costs of applications might be considered main themes of the reform in the Turkish work permit system. There is no doubt that those further amendments have provided to the Turkish work permit system a more simplified, understandable and dynamic outlook.
The Law on Work Permits of Foreigners provides a legal framework about the employment of foreigners in Turkey by specifying the rules and the principles to be applied at the procedures concerning work permits of foreigners. The law, in its relevant sections, specifies the types of work permits, outlines the exemptions and restrictions and formulates the rules about granting, extending, rejecting and canceling the working permissions.
The Turkish Ministry of Labor and Social Security is entitled as a competent authority in the work permit process of foreigners. However certain Ministries, Public Institutions and Organizations are also empowered to grant working permissions. On the basis of their existing authorities arising from relevant Turkish legislation, Prime Ministry, Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Economy , General Directorate of Free Zones and Council of Higher Education have the competence to grant working permission for specific categories of professions.
As a general rule, individuals who have no citizenship bond with the Republic of Turkey, in order to either work dependently or independently, are obliged to have a valid working permission before they start to work. Exceptionally, for the working periods no more than one month, in the state of necessity or for the sake of state benefits, by prior notification of relevant authorities and with the ministry approval, working permit may be given after starting to work.
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The rules and principles stipulated in the Law on Work Permits of Foreigners are applicable to the foreigners working dependently or independently in Turkey. Those foreigners who receive a job training and the natural and judicial persons that employ foreigners are included within the scope of Law No. 4817 as well. The term “foreigner” in general refers to a person who is not a Turkish citizen under the Turkish Citizenship Law.[1] However those Turkish citizens by birth who got permission to renounce citizenship from the Ministry of Interior are excluded from the scope of Law No. 4817. Moreover, press reporters who are subjected to Press Law, Members of Foreign Press Organs, foreigners who are exempted from working permission requirement in their employment in Turkey due to reciprocity principle, international and European Union laws and foreigners who are employed or granted with working permission by the other Ministries, Public Institutions and Organizations [2] are not included within the scope of the Law on Work Permits of Foreigners.
In accordance with the article 15 of the Law on Work Permits of Foreigners, certain professions are reserved only for Turkish citizens. Different legal instruments in Turkey, prohibit foreigners to work either dependently or independently in certain professions and occupations. Foreigners are not allowed to work; (i) as attorney[3] (ii) as notary public[4] (iii) as security guard at private or public institutions[5] (iv) as customs broker and assistant customs broker[6] (v) as dentist, midwife and nurse[7] (vi) as pharmacist[8] (vii) as Veterinarian [9] (vii) as director in private hospitals[10].
Moreover in accordance with Turkish Cabotage Law[11]
“The right to catch or obtain fish, oysters, mussels, sponges, pearls, coral, mother-or-pearl and the like, extract sand, gravel and the like, extract and salvage sunken ships and vessels or shipwrecks and the like either on the surface or on the bottom of the sea, perform diving, searching, piloting and maritime supply, work as captain, secretary, crew or workman or in another capacity on Turkish maritime vessels, and carry out wharf porterage or any type of maritime business, within Turkish continental waters, shall belong exclusively to Turkish nationals.”
Additionally, law no: 6458 on Foreigners and Internal Protection defines the cases in which foreigners may not apply for work permit. Article 27(2) of law no: 6458 states that the following foreigners (who are defined in the article 7 of the law no: 6458) may not apply for work permit.
“i) it is determined that his or her passport, passport substituting document, visa or residence permit or work permit is absent or fraudulent; or that he or she has obtained these permits fraudulently, ii) he or she does not hold a passport or a passport substitute document which is valid for at least sixty days as of the expiry of visa, visa exemption or residence permit, iii) he or she falls under the scope of the foreigners listed under the first paragraph of Article 15, without prejudice to the second paragraph of Article 15 of this Law, and regardless of whether or not he or she is exempted from a visa.”
[1] Law No. 5901 Date of Enactment: 29.05.2009 Published in the Official Gazette on 12 June 2009, No. 27256
[2] Law No. 4817, Art. 2
[3] Law No. 1136 on Attorneys
[4] Law No. 1512 on Notary Public
[5] Law No. 2495 on the Protection and Security of Certain Institutions and Organizations, as security guards at private or public institutions.
[6] Articles 227 and 228 of Law No. 4458 on Customs.
[7] Law no: 1219 on the Practice of Medicine and its Branches
[8] Law No. 6197 on Pharmacies and Pharmacists
[9] Law No. 6343 on the Pursuit of Veterinary Medicine Profession,
Establishment and Duties of Turkish Veterinary Medical Association and Veterinary Medical Chambers,
[10] Private Hospitals Act No. 2219
[11] Law No. 815 Date of Enactment: 19.4.1926 Published in the Official Gazette 0n 29 April 1926, No. 359
Work permit in turkey : There are some laws for the employment of the foreigners who reside in Turkey or that the foreigners who come to Turkey for work are subject to. Within the framework of Law on International Labour No 6735 and Law on Foreigners and International Protection No 6458, work permits of the foreigners who come to Turkey are regulated.
How many types of work permits are there?
There are 4 types of foreigner work permits in our country. These are;
- Work Permit for a Definite Period:In accordance with the International Labour Law No 6735 which came into force after being published on the Official Gazette dated 13.08.2016 and No 29800; work permit shall be granted to the individuals whose foreigners work permit application is approved for maximum 1 year provided that it does not exceed the term of the labour contract they signed with the employer. At the end of this period, a permit is granted for maximum 2 years to the foreigners who want to extend their work permit, provided that they continue to work in the same workplace. On the third and further application, work permit is granted up to maximum 3 years.
- Work Permit for an Indefinite Period:Foreigners who have long-term residence permit in Turkey and work permit for minimum 8 years are entitled to apply for a work permit for an indefinite period. Foreigners who have a work permit for an indefinite period can benefit from the rights granted to the Turkish Citizens, except for some special regulations in laws. However, they cannot benefit from rights such as military service, working at public institutions and right to vote and be elected.
- Independent Work Permit:Every foreigner cannot benefit from the independent work permit which is granted for a definite period. This permit is evaluated by the Ministry in accordance with the following criteria:
- Level of education
- Professional experience
- Contribution to be made in science and technology
- The contribution of the investment to be made in Turkey in the country’s economy
- The capital to be invested in our country, if a shareholder of a foreign company
- Turquoise Card
Turquoise Card is a card given to the foreigners who contribute in our country in the fields of economy, science, technology and industry, who invest and provide employment or who are evaluated to do so. The holders of this card benefit from all rights granted to the foreigners who have a work permit for an indefinite period. The spouses and children of holders of this card are granted a document which functions as an indefinite residence permit.
First 3 years are the transition period. Within this period, if the foreigners fail to provide the expected contribution, their Turquoise Card shall be cancelled. If the holders apply for getting Turquoise Card for an indefinite period within the last 6 months of the 3-year period, Turquoise Card for an indefinite period is given if they fulfil the required criteria. However, the applications after this 3-year period expires shall not be accepted and the card they have shall expire.
How to apply for Foreigners Work Permit?
Foreigners who want to work in our country are required to submit some documents and pass through certain stages within the scope of work permit. These are;
Foreigners work permit application is made at the Turkish Consulate from which the foreigner has obtained the residence permit or the Turkish Consulate in the country of origin of the foreigner. In the applications stage, it is obligatory to submit;
- Labour contract
- Invitation letter
- Application letter for work permit
- Foreign personnel application form
- Photocopy of the passport
- Copy of the diploma or interim graduation certificate translated into Turkish by certified translators or official institutions (in applications for household services, the applicant’s diploma from the last school he/she has graduated)
- Notarized power of attorney of the person who is authorized to submit electronic application in the capacity of “user” on behalf of the organization or institution who will employ the foreign personnel or a certificate showing that the person acting in the capacity of user works at the organization or institution which submits the application
- Turkey Trade Registry Gazette which shows the most recent capital and partnership structure of the organization or institution which will employ the foreign personnel
- Balance sheet and profit/loss statement of the last year approved by the tax office or the certified public accountant
At the same time, the organization or institution which will employ the foreign personnel in Turkey is required to scan the required documents during the electronic application and submit these documents online within the prescribed time. It is also required to submit the documents required to the Ministry of Labour and Social security by hand or mail after the application is completed.
In order to apply for a work permit, the foreigners who live in our country are required to have a residence permit which is valid for at least 6 months. The foreigners who meet this condition are required to submit their applications online. Within the 6 business days following the application, the application form and application letter must be delivered to the Ministry of Labour and Social Security.
What are required for acceptance of Foreigner Work Permit Application?
Even though the abovementioned steps are fulfilled, there are some conditions to be fulfilled by both the employer and the foreign personnel in order that the applications are accepted. These are;
- The employer has to employ at least 5 Turkish Citizens in the workplace. If more than one foreign personnel will be employed, it is necessary to employ 5 Turkish personnel for each foreign personnel.
- The workplace which will employ foreign personnel must have at least TRY 100.000 capital. If this requirement is not provided, the gross sales of the workplace are taken into consideration. These sales must be TRY 800.000 or the overseas sales must be minimum USD 250.000.
- If the applicant for work permit is a shareholder of a company, he/she must have a capital of minimum TRY 40.000.
- The salary paid to the foreigner must comply with his/her professional competence. According to this;
- 6,5 times the minimum wage for the senior managers,
- 4 times the minimum wage for the unit or branch directors, engineers and architects,
- 3 times the minimum wage for the ones who will be employed in jobs which require specialty or competence, teachers, psychologists, physiotherapists, musicians and stage artists,
- At least the minimum wage for the foreigners who will be employed in household services and 1,5 times the minimum wage for the foreigners who will be employed in jobs other than the above (Sales representatives, marketing-export personnel, etc.)
- 2 times the minimum wage for the foreigners who will be employed in tourism-animation and organization companies as acrobats or in similar positions and masseurs and SPA therapists, etc.
Foreigners who can get a work permit unconditionally
Unconditional work permit is granted to the foreigners who fulfil the following conditions provided that they submit the documents taken from official authorities of the Republic of Turkey indicating that they fulfil these conditions.
- Foreigners whose parents or child are Turkish Citizens,
- Foreigners who are married to a Turkish Citizen for at least 3 years,
- Citizens of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus,
- Foreigners who have residence permit within the framework of the practices of the Administration for Turks Living Abroad and Related Communities,
- Foreigners who have residence permit within the framework of the humanitarian considerations,
- Foreigners who have residence permit because of being a victim of human trafficking,
- Foreigners who have residence permit in the status of stateless (heimatlos) persons.
What are the duties of the Directorate General of International Labour?
Directorate General of International Labour, which was established when the International Labour Law No 6735 which was enacted on 28.07.2016 came into force after it was published on the Official Gazette dated 13.08.2016, has started its operation under the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. It was founded to determine, inspect and approve the work permits granted to the foreigners.
Where can the foreigners submit their objections if their work permit application is not accepted?
Foreigners, whose work permit or work permit extension applications are rejected, can submit their objections online within 30 days after the rejection date. In this objection, it is required to scan and upload the petition which contains the detailed explanations regarding the acceptance of the objection and other required documents. If the objection is rejected, a lawsuit may be filed.
What are the procedure for the foreigners who work illegally and the employers who employ foreigners illegally?
Administrative fine is imposed on the he employers who are determined to employ foreigners without work permit and the foreigners they employ. In addition, the employer is obliged to cover the accommodation and medical expenses of the foreigner they employ and their spouses and children if any until they leave the country as well as the expenses for the return of these foreigners and their families to their countries.
Foreigners who are determined to be working without a foreigners work permit shall be brought to the Ministry of Interior to be deported. Then they are brought to the Directorate General of Migration Administration and required procedure is carried out.
What are the professions that cannot be performed by the foreigners who have work permit?
There are some jobs that cannot be performed by the foreigners who have a work permit in Turkey. These are:
- Lawyer
- Notary Public
- Dentist
- Nurse
- Veterinarian
- Customs Broker
- Tourist Guide
- Pharmacist
- Director of Private Medical Institutions
- Security Officer
- Fisherman, captain, ship crew, etc. in our territorial waters.
Can the foreigners who come to Turkey as tourists apply for work permit?
Foreigners who come to our country with a tourist visa cannot apply for work permit in our country. Such foreigners can go to the Turkish Consulates in their countries and submit their applications together with required documents.
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Which documents are required for employing Syrians?
As known, hundreds of thousands Syrians have come to Turkey because of the turmoil which started in Syria in recent years. The employers who want to employ the Syrians who come to our country can submit their application to the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. For this, it is required that minimum 6-month residence permit that the Syrian to be employed has taken from the Directorate General of Migration Administration is not expired yet.
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Hi,
My work visa is going to be cancelled shortly and I’ve read that I can’t apply for a Short Term Residency Permit (Tourist) for 12 months from the date of cancellation. Is this the case? Where can I read the formal rules on this?
I know that I can leave when my Work Permit is cancelled and return with the e-visa 90/180 rule in place…but am I correct to understand my options if I want to are to remain here longer are to:
a) obtain a job with a work visa
b) wait until the post cancellation year passes and apply for residency
c) return on a e-visa and leave again for at least 3 months after the e-visa runs out
I guess that I would not be eligible for a Short Term Residency Permit (Business) if I am just a job seeker?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Dear Mr Jo,
Unfortunately since the 23rd of January 2017 Foreign Citizens whose Work Permit get cancelled will not be able to apply for a Touristic Residency Permit for one year from the cancellation date. Unfortunately there is no law or regulation regarding this practice. For further information you should call the “157”.
The options you stated are correct. You should also note you are also eligible if you apply for a Family Residency Permit. Lastly, the Business Short Term Residency Permit is only for Foreign Citizens which aim to do business in Turkey and not for Job Seekers.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
Dear Sir/Madame
To whom this may concern
I am glad to have come across this website.I have so many unanswered questions.I hope that I can have some answered or guided to the correct channels.
I have the intention to stay in Turkey as well as work in Turkey.I have been applying for work from here but really I am finding this to be tedious and not
productive.I was unaware of the fraudulent websites that I was sending my information to.
I am a South African citizen and I am really in search of an admin, reception, nanny, housekeeping, restaurant and hotel positions.I applied for a few jobs and actually was contacted by a potential employer.I then came to know that they did not consider me because of the hassle/difficulties with paper work and payments to employ me.Is it really so impossible for South African citizens to get employment in Turkey?Please can you help me.
Am I allowed to go to Turkey and then apply for work while I am there?What type of visa will I then require?What will the procedure than be?.Can I apply for my own work permit?Am I allowed to work as a nanny, housekeeper etc in Turkey in a household or in a hotel?
I thank you
Dear Mr Latifah,
Application for Work Permit can be both made domestically and from abroad. You should note that your required to have a Valid Residenyc Permit in order to make a domestical application.
In order to get a Reisdency Permit in Turkey you are mostly required to enter the Turkish territory with a Valid touristic Visa. Once your enterred Turkey we can start the Procedure for the Residency Permit. You will also need to show a valid adress in Turkey.
Lastly, once the work permit has been approved in the Ministry of Labor and Social Security in Turkey the applicant must pay a governmental Fee at the Consulate. The Fees for the Work Permit Visa change depending on the country where the application has been made. For further information about the Fee you should check with the Consulate where you are going to do the application.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
My work permit has been cancelled. I understand I have 10 days to complete the online residence permit application. My question is, what happens if my address changes between when I complete the online application and my appointment at the GÖÇ office? Thanks in advance for your reply.
Dear Mr Greg,
If your adress change between the application and appointment at the immigration office, you should show proof of your new adress at your appointment and tell the officer you changed your adress.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
Dear Sir/Mam,
I want to bring you notice that me and my wife want temporary residence permit for at least 2 years . we are Indian citizen living in New Delhi by profession I am working as a software engineer and having graduate engineering degree.We want to migrate as soon as possible.
I have some docubt:
1: Can I search job according to my profile and is it legal to work with temporary residence card.
2. how much fund require to get 2 years residence permit.
3.what are benefits of get to temporary residence card.
Dear Mr Shiraj,
You can find the answers to your questions bellow :
1) Yes you can enter the Turkish territory and look for a Job with a Touristic Visa and even Residency Permit. However you are not allowed to Work with a Residency Permit. In order to work legally in Turkey you will have to apply for a Work Permit.
2) The 2 year residency permit can be hard to obtain, since the officers wish to see a proof of your settlement in Turkey(OWning a home, having relatives etc…). However you can easily obtain a reisdency permit of 1 year. You will only have to renew it the second year etc.
3) With a Residency Permit Card. Your are allowed to stay and live in Turkey untill the expiration of your Residency Permit. It also make you eligible for a Work Permit. You cannot apply for a Work Permit if you have not a Residency Permit.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
Dear sir/madam
I am a 33 year old pharmacist with dual citizenships of Iran and United States currently living in the United States. I have been thinking about moving to Turkey but I have no idea about the rules and regulations over there. Where should I begin the process? Can I work as a pharmacist in Turkey? Considering my dual citizenships, am I already eligible to live and work legally in Turkey? Do I need a work permit? In order to work as a pharmacist do I need to pass any board exams?
I would be very grateful if you could provide me with some information and help me in this process.
I deeply appreciate your help in advance and look forward to hearing back from you.
Sincerely,
Golsar Mir
Dear Sir/Madam,
You should first note that some profession are restricted to Turkish Citizens only in Turkey. Unfortunately Foreign Citizens cannot work as a pharmatist in Turkey.
Also Foreign citizen wishing to work in are required to get a work permit no matter the profession they are going to do. Lastly, some profession are required to pass competency exams in order to be eligible for the work permit.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
My daughtér dad a teachers work permit to Feb 17. There were problems at the school and she left in June. Another school want to employ her. Her wp is still valid at moment. Can the new school apply for a wp within 10 days of the current wp being ended ? Or does she need to apply for residency and then they apply for the wp ? Is she likely to get residency ?
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Transfer of the Work Permit to another employer can only be done while the previous work permit is still valid. You cannot make a transfer application if your previous work permit has been cancelled. If your work permit has been cancelled you will have to apply for a residency permit and then apply for a new work permit. You have 10 days after the cancellation of the work permit to apply for a new residency permit.
You should note that foreign citizen whose work permit has been cancelled might not be granted a residency permit after the cancellation of the work permit. If so an abroad application for the work permit can be done.
For further information related to our fee and procedure please contact us by mail or phone.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
selam,
I’m Egyptian working here with blue card since Dec 2016 and my company may terminate my contract next month. does it mean that my blue card also will expire after that? or it still will be valid for one year?
*one more thing, if I want to keep this card valid for more years, is there any opportunity to do that?
*does the validity of this card has things to do with salary and social deduction?
I’m available on my mobile if you want to talk to me .
Thanks,
M.Ashour
Dear Mr Mohamed,
The Work Permit Car(Blue Card) is given to you with the condition of you being employed in determined employer and job position. If your employer terminate you employment contract they also need to cancel your work permit.
You cannot extend or keep your work permit card. You can only apply for a transfer if you can find a new employer in Turkey in which case your work permit card will be transferred to a new employer.
The validity of the work permit has nothing to do with the salary or social status. It is an objective card only given to foreigner wish to work in Turkey and who could find an employer in Turkey.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
Thanks for your reply,
So if I found another employer, how long does it take to get permanent card and after how long I can apply for citizenship!?
One more thing, in your website it’s mentioned that I need to buy a property with at least 500 USD to get permanent residence. From my poor knowledge I came to know that any property (Daire) no certain value can help getting 5 yeaes residency, where is the truth here!
Regards,
M.Ashour
Dear Mr Mohamed,
According to the Turkish law of Citizenship you are allowed to apply for the Turkish Citizenship after holding a residency permit or work permit during 5 years without interuption. For further information you can check our we page related to the Citizenship for further information :
https://www.expatguideturkey.com/exceptional-turkish-citizenship-application-for-foreign-investors/
You cannot apply for a 5 year residency permit even with a property in Turkey. Owning a property will only help you during the residency permit application. Also owning a property with a value of 500 USD will not provide you a permanent residency permitç
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
Hi there,
I have recently moved to Turkey. I work for a global company that has 3 tiers (global, regional and local markets) around the globe including Istanbul. I am planning on transferring to the Turkish element of the company, and receiving my Turkish working VISA after formal job offer. Long term I wish to work, for the global element of the company say 4 months after I transfer to the Turkish element. Would my employer have to remain the Turkish local market office or can I accept offers from an international non-Turkish employer to work in Turkey under the working VISA. Also how long does someone need to work for one employer before they switch to another?
Best,
Ben
Dear Mr. Ben,
As work permit could be issued only by local company or registered branch in Turkey, thus in case if you get any job offer from international employer who doesnt have any local branch it will be impossible get work permit and employ foreigner here legally.
İn this case we can suggest you our payroll umbrella service, for further details kindly ask you to visit our webpage https://www.expatguideturkey.com/payroll-accounting-in-turkey/
Regarding the transfer application from one employer to another, there is no time limit in this procedure.
If there will be any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey team
Good evening,
My name is Fran and i am a spaniard working here in Istanbul. I am gonna leave my school, meanwhile i try to search another one for the next year. My work permit will be cancelled on 1st september, and a have two questions about it.
1) If i find a new job, can my papers be transfer to the new employer, and he can take care of my work permit?
2) If i cannot find a job, can i apply for a new residence visa to stay in the country?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Dear Mr Fran,
We already answered your inquiry from mail. Please check your mail box in order to get the answer to your inquiry.
Best Regards,
ExpatGuideTurkey Team
I am a Native English teacher and have been working at a language school for two years. I have a work permit. I would like to apply for a teaching position at another language school. Is it possible to transfer my work permit to another employer? If so, what does it entail? Many thanks for your assistance in advance.
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your email.
yes, it is possible to make a transfer application from one employer to another. However, please inform your current employer to not cancell your work permit untill new application will be approved. İf you would like to, our company may assist with the work permit transfer application. For further information, please feel free to contact us by 444 7 284
Thank you,