The situation of non-muslim immigrants in Turkey after 2011 in the context of immigration law

Turkey has been exposed to massive migration in the year 2011 and later from neighboring countries. The big part of this migration is considerable degree from Muslim countries citizens but again negligible asylum seeker or refugee have been filled to Turkey. This research has been formed to investigate on that basis in 2011 and later emigrated legally to query the status of non-Muslim minorities in Turkey and to what extent a party to comply with the international agreements as relevant. In this research it has been based on the improvements in Turkey against Non-Muslim immigrants after 2011 year period. In the first part of this research, for examining the rights and legal status of non-Muslim minorities in the context of immigrant law; In order to provide preliminary information on the subject, the terms migration, immigrant, refugee and asylum seeker and minority concepts are explained. Also, respect for religious values in the place of migration according to the immigrant; feeling free and benefiting from basic rights in terms of rights were evaluated in the axis of immigration-religion relationship and immigration-law relationship. In the second part of the research, national and international legislation is explained under the main title of immigration law. The aim is here to reveal the equivalence of agreements and regulations made in international legislation in national legislation. In the third part, the legal status of non-Muslim minorities in Turkey and migrated to non-Muslim minorities in Turkey, religious identity, which causes them to qualify as minorities focused on the reflection of the identity of the society in Turkey. On the other hand, in recent years application of Non-Muslim Asylum seekers to Turkey has been increased. At the end of the research, the legal regulations against to Non Muslim minorities , the integration policies to EU and conducted by the EU's attitude towards Turkey's non-Muslim reference to immigration policies in the year of 2011 and EU progress reports between 2011- 2019 has been examined