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Before you apply to hire foreign employees, we assess your company's headcount, financial adequacy, position needs, wage level and application capacity together.

The first step in any foreign employment process is assessing whether the company meets the application criteria. Without reviewing headcount, financial adequacy, position needs, wage level and the candidate profile together, it is not sound to build a definitive application plan.
Zirve Global analyses the employer's current standing before the application: how many foreign employees can realistically be planned for, which criteria need to be checked, and which application model the process can follow — all communicated to the employer clearly.

It ensures the employer is pre-assessed — before filing any foreign employment application — in terms of current headcount, financial adequacy, the wage criterion, position suitability and application capacity. This analysis helps establish a more planned and predictable process ahead of the official application.
In foreign employment applications, the employer's current number of Turkish employees is one of the key assessment criteria. As a general rule, a set number of Turkish employees at the same workplace is required for each foreign employee — the 5-to-1 quota (five Turkish employees per foreign hire).
The company's existing number of Turkish employees at the same workplace is one of the core criteria in planning foreign hires.
How many people the application is planned for is evaluated together with current headcount and company capacity.
The workplace named in the application, the work address and the job description are checked within the same plan.
When more than one foreign employee is needed, whether applications proceed at once or in stages is assessed separately.
Quota analysis is carried out to build a pre-application capacity picture. In official applications, the final assessment and decision rest with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (ÇSGB).
In foreign employment applications, not only headcount but also the company's financial structure is among the assessment criteria. Indicators such as capital, net sales, exports and business activity structure should be checked before applying.
The company's paid-in capital is assessed against the application criteria.
Last year's net sales figures may be taken into account in terms of company scale and application capacity.
For exporting companies, the annual export volume can be a significant indicator in the application assessment.
The company's sector, activity code, commercial structure and the fit between the applied-for position and its operations are reviewed together.
For workplaces with net sales of 50 million TL or more in the last year, the employment criterion for the first 5 foreign employees may be assessed differently. This is checked separately within the company's scale and application plan.
For workplaces subject to balance-sheet accounting, the ÇSGB assessment criteria include financial adequacy items such as capital, net sales or exports. These criteria are taken into account in the pre-application analysis.
In foreign employment applications, the job description, occupation details, employment contract and wage level are assessed together.
For roles such as production, warehouse, packaging, auxiliary operations and field support, the base wage and job description criteria are reviewed.
For positions requiring experience, shift responsibility or specific work practice, the job description is clarified.
Diplomas, certificates, professional experience and the wage level are checked separately.
A higher wage level, professional credentials and job description fit are assessed together.
The wage level is assessed against the gross minimum wage on the application date and the type of position. This is why the position and wage plan must be handled together before applying.
| Review area | What is analysed? | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Headcount | Current number of Turkish employees and the targeted number of foreign employees | Preliminary quota assessment |
| Company scale | Capital, net sales, exports and business activity structure | Financial adequacy picture |
| Position | Job description, occupation code, employment contract and justification of need | Position suitability note |
| Wage | Gross minimum wage on the application date and position level | Wage criterion pre-check |
| Candidate profile | Candidate qualifications, document status and application type | Candidate/position fit assessment |
| Application type | Application from abroad, in-country application, extension or amendment | Process plan |
* This matrix lets the employer see its current standing before the official application. The outcome of the official application depends on the Ministry's assessment.
We learn the company's sector, headcount, city, position needs and the targeted number of foreign employees.
Headcount, financial indicators, field of activity and workplace details are prepared for analysis.
A preliminary quota assessment is made based on current headcount and the targeted number of foreign employees.
Capital, net sales, exports and company scale are reviewed against the application criteria.
The job description, wage level and candidate profile are assessed together.
Whether the application proceeds from abroad, in-country, as an extension or under a different model is planned.
Before moving to the application, the employer receives the eligibility picture, the points requiring attention and the recommended process plan.
A realistic foreign employee capacity is assessed based on the company's current standing.
Strong areas across headcount, financial adequacy, position and wage are identified.
Missing or weak items are identified and presented to the employer as actionable steps.
Whether the application should proceed immediately, after preparation or in stages is assessed.
A preliminary framework is built for the job description and wage level to be used in the application.
Official fees, the valuable-paper fee (değerli kâğıt) and the service scope are assessed separately, giving the employer transparent information.
Employer eligibility and quota analysis is a planning exercise carried out before the official application. In work permit applications, the final assessment and decision rest with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. Zirve Global supports the employer with pre-application analysis, document preparation and process coordination.
The targeted number of staff is weighed rationally against the company's current capacity and the official criteria.
Headcount, financial adequacy, position and wage criteria are reviewed against the current application framework.
At every stage it is made clear that in official application outcomes, the assessment of the Ministry of Labour and Social Security is decisive.
In a short initial consultation, let's assess your current headcount, position needs, financial adequacy and application target together.
Quota pre-check · Financial adequacy analysis · Position and wage assessment · Application plan