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From: Mahsum Soylemez Llc <mahsumsoy.llc@yandex.com>
Date: 8 Oct 2020, 15:12
Subject: Foreigner Working Certification:
Attn:
We have confirmed your Employment Appointment from the HR Drpt of AnadoluJet Airline Company. And in order to commence processing your Turkish residence/work permits, please send us the scan copies of identification documents below:
I) Data page of international passport
II) Passport sized photograph
Also, you are further requested to send us below requirements for the completion of your Turkish foreigner working certification.
1. Filled expat registration form
2. Application fee of USD 1,590
3. Courier fee of USD 100
Total amount: USD 1,690
After receiving the foreigner/expatriate certification requirements/payment from you, we will procure the document in your name, followed by the processing of work permits and flight tickets(to be sponsored by your Employing Company).
We will therefore send by courier service, the hard copies of your work permit papers/expatriate working certificate to your address., please indicate your postal address while reverting with above requested requirements.
Best Regards,
Management!
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From: Mahsum Soylemez Llc <mahsumsoy.llc@yandex.com>
Date: 9 Oct 2020, 4:19
Subject: Re: Foreigner Working Certification:
Attn:
We received the scan copies of your docuemnts in good condition. Accordingly, please complete the payment (USD 1690 only) through international bank transfer via our official account info below:
Bank Name: Kuveyt Turk Bank
Account Name: Mahsum Soylemez
Account Number: 96048330102
IBAN: TR870020500009604833000102
Swift Code: KTEFTRISXXX
Bank Address: Esenyurt Bulvar Şubesi, Istanbul-Turkey
We will therefore send by DHL Courier Service, the hard copies of your foreigner worker's certificate, work permits and flight tickets to your address in the UK, after receiving this payment from you today, and we complete the processing.
Thanking You!
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