Turkish Parliament Considers Green Passports for Pilots, Engineers and Architects
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- Two bills were submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly to extend the green passport scheme to pilots, engineers and architects, with the pilot bill proposing a special marked passport for pilots who have at least five years of actual flight service and noting that the bill was sent to the Interior Commission after being submitted to the TBMM Presidency.
- The engineers and architects bill seeks to grant a green passport to members of professional associations affiliated with TMMOB who have at least ten years of service, and the regulations have not yet been passed, meaning that if accepted, eligible professionals would be able to obtain the special marked passport.
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