Özet:

The problem of this study was the influence of the European Union in Turkey’s policies towards mass migration mobility that took place after the Syrian crisis. In this context, first and foremost the migration policies of Turkey and the European Union towards the Syrians have been discussed after the Syrian crisis. Turkey’s immigration policy towards the Syrians has been evaluated from the point of view of the European Union. The scope of the study, which can be briefly expressed in this way, is assumed that the EU, which has various influences on the immigration policies of Turkey after the Syrian crisis, is on the way of "externalizing" immigration control by preventing irregular immigration through Turkey, which it sees as a "tampon area". The study concluded that Turkey took significant steps in order to regulate the legal status of the Syrians, to meet their needs and to prevent the security threat caused by the Syrian crisis. The European Union is also pleased with the hospitality and human approach that Turkey has shown to the Syrians. However, as the European Union did not fulfill its commitments to Turkey in this period and as it did not show the necessary importance of the humanitarian crisis in Syria, it was found that bilateral relations entered a punitive process.