Turkey Jobs 2026 for Pakistanis have been advertised by Talagang International Overseas Employment Promoters in Daily Express on 30 October 2026. There is an urgent need for drivers and skilled workers in Turkey. See more Turkey jobs on our site.
Turkey is a growing destination for Pakistani workers, and these jobs offer a fixed monthly salary in Turkish Lira.
Heavy Driver – 33,030 TL
Candidates must be able to read and write and must hold a heavy driving licence. The salary is 33,030 TL per month.
General Worker – 33,030 TL
The general worker post covers many skills, such as brick work, engine work, hydraulic work, heavy machinery (excavator operator), auto electrician, painter, welder and plastic machine work. Candidates should know their work fully. The salary is also 33,030 TL per month.
Selection Process
Selection is being done daily at the agency office. Candidates should visit with their documents for screening and trade testing.
Contact Details
Talagang International Overseas Employment Promoters, Licence 2600/RWP. Office No. 11, 3rd Floor, near Murree Road, Rawalpindi. Phone: 0313-5977139, 0300-5349760, 0334-5156601 or 051-4852178.
What to Bring
Bring your passport, CNIC, photos, licence (for drivers) and experience certificates. Ask about accommodation, contract length and working hours before you sign.
Working in Turkey
Turkey has a large construction and manufacturing sector and needs foreign workers for skilled and semi-skilled jobs. The monthly salary is paid in Turkish Lira. Workers should confirm the contract, the work permit process and accommodation details with the agency before travelling.
Documents Required
- Valid passport (for overseas jobs) and CNIC
- Recent passport size photographs
- Updated CV
- Educational and experience certificates
- Driving licence for driver and operator posts
Before paying any fee, verify the promoter licence on the Bureau of Emigration and Overseas Employment website (beoe.gov.pk). Ask for a proper receipt for every payment and get your contract registered with the Protector of Emigrants. Never hand your original passport to anyone without a written receipt.