How do you file a change of address notification in Turkey?

Step-by-step guide to declaring your new residence through e-Devlet or a district civil registry office after moving.

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Short answer

Sign in at turkiye.gov.tr, search for "Adres Değişikliği Bildirimi" and open the service run by the Directorate General of Civil Registration. Pick the declaration type, select your new address from the National Address Database lists, confirm your link to the property (title deed or lease), and submit. If the system blocks you, book a civil registry appointment and apply in person.

What you need

Turkish ID card
e-Devlet password, mobile signature, e-signature, or online banking login
Full details of the new address or its address code
Lease agreement if you rent, title deed details if you own
ID details of everyone moving with you for a family declaration

Step by step

01

Pin down the new address details

Write down the province, district, neighbourhood or village, street, building, and apartment (bağımsız bölüm) number of your new home. The address code printed on an electricity or water bill makes list selection much easier. Picking the wrong apartment unit is the most common mistake, so check the door number at the building entrance.

02

Open the service on e-Devlet

Go to turkiye.gov.tr and complete identity verification with "Giriş Yap". Type "Adres Değişikliği Bildirimi" into the search box at the top and choose the service listed under the Directorate General of Civil Registration and Citizenship Affairs. On the service page, click "Yeni Başvuru" to open the form.

03

Choose the declaration type and people

On the form, tick either "Kendi Adıma" for yourself or the bulk option for family members. In a family declaration, select the spouse and children who are moving with you; anyone moving to a different address needs a separate notification. Leave out people who will stay at the old address.

04

Select the address from the National Address Database

Use the dropdown lists to pick province, district, neighbourhood, street, building, and apartment unit in order, or type the address code straight into the search field if you have it. Read the "Beyan Edilecek Adres" summary on screen and confirm the building and flat details are correct.

05

Verify your link to the property

The system checks the land registry record; if you are the owner, you can continue without extra documents. Renters may need to enter lease agreement details or get the owner's approval. If verification fails, the service redirects you to a civil registry office.

06

Book a civil registry appointment if needed

Use the "Nüfus Müdürlüğü Randevusu" service on e-Devlet or randevu.nvi.gov.tr to pick a day at your district office. Bring your ID card, plus your lease agreement if you rent. Neighbourhood muhtar offices and PTT branches can also take address declarations, so ask about the closest option.

07

Submit the declaration and get the document

Send the form with "Onayla" and read the result on screen. Then download the barcoded certificate from the "Yerleşim Yeri ve Diğer Adres Belgesi Sorgulama" service to confirm the new address is recorded. Keep the document for use in applications to other institutions.

08

Update address-linked records

Check with "Seçmen Bilgisi Sorgulama" on e-Devlet that your polling record has moved to the new address. You still need to update your address separately for vehicle registration, the tax office, banks, insurance, school enrolment, and delivery preferences, since the civil registry declaration does not flow through to them automatically.

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Tips

One notification covers family members moving into the same household; you do not need a separate application for each person.
If you have no e-Devlet password, you can get one from a PTT branch with your ID card, or log in using your ID card and an NFC-capable phone.
If you are settling abroad, you must file the declaration through the Turkish consulate where you live.
Change your delivery and billing addresses too; mail keeps going to the old address until you do.
Take a screenshot of the address summary on screen so you can show exactly what you declared if a dispute comes up.

Watch out

Failing to report an address change within the legal deadline leads to an administrative fine. More seriously, declaring an address where you do not actually live counts as a false declaration and can carry criminal liability, so avoid using a friend's or relative's address for school or voter registration. Confirm current deadlines and amounts with a civil registry office.

Frequently asked questions

+I rent my home. Can I change my address through e-Devlet?

In most cases yes; the system asks for your lease agreement details. If verification cannot be completed, apply to your district civil registry office with the agreement.

+Is there a fee for the change of address notification?

No fee is charged for the civil registry declaration. A fee only arises if you add another transaction such as renewing your ID card; check the current situation with a civil registry office.

+Can I file one notification for my whole family?

Yes. Tick the family declaration option on the form and select the spouse and children moving with you. Anyone moving to a different address needs their own notification.

+Where do I get a document showing my new address?

Download the barcoded certificate from the "Yerleşim Yeri ve Diğer Adres Belgesi Sorgulama" service on e-Devlet; muhtar offices and civil registry offices also issue it.

+Does my voter registration move automatically when my address changes?

Your address record is the basis for voter lists, but updates depend on the official display periods. Check via "Seçmen Bilgisi Sorgulama" and apply to your district election board if needed.

Sources and verification

Last verified: 12 Eylül 2026. tell us. Procedure applies to Türkiye; service names are kept in Turkish as they appear on e-Devlet.

This content is for information only; for official procedures the relevant institution’s current announcements take precedence. Details: disclaimer.

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