Abstract:

The long duration of the conflicts in Syria has led to the 21st century’s largest international border massive population movement. In this major immigration movement, the neighboring countries have become the first target. Turkey has followed an open door policy against Syrian migrants for many reasons. As a result of this policy, it has also been the country with the most expenses in the world that hosts Syrian immigrants. There is no sign that the issue in Syria will be resolved in the short term. This also means that migrants will be able to stay in Turkey. For immigrants, the extension of the stay in the host country may reduce the desire to return. Even the country in which the child is born in the host country may not mean a different meaning than any country. This may also cause migrants to be permanent in their host country and not to want to voluntarily return to their countries. If immigrants are permanent, it can cause serious socio-economic problems in the host country. The study examines the immigration, citizenship, return trends and the economic effects of these trends in the university scale.