Evaluation of Social Security Cooperation between Turkey and Central Asian Turkish Republics

One of the most important problems of international migration for immigrants is the issue of social security. As a matter of fact, the people who went to work abroad from their countries either remained completely out of the system or became a part of both countries with the effect of strict rules in social security legislation. In order to solve this problem, countries are introducing bilateral social security agreements as well as domestic legal systems. The human mobility occurred between the Central Asian Turkish Republics and Turkey have increased cumulatively at over the years. As a result of this, the social security cooperation to be realized is not yet sufficient and necessary steps should be taken. Currently, there are bilateral social security agreements that have been ratified with Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan. However, there are problems at the point of application.