I read your answer to the American to-be lawyer (why come to Turkey -
because it's one of the loveliest countries on Earth - and I've seen about
20 different, including US), and noticed that you answer that European
lawyers will not have as many problems as American.

If one is graduated from a European university with a master's degree,
has worked as legal advisor (musavir), university teacher and attorney
(not in court, but in government office) for 4 years in all in one's own
country + has taken lessons on phd (doktora)-level in Turkey (an thus of
course is fluent in Turkish + knows some things about Turkish law), can
one then hope to be allowed to practise in Turkey, provided one takes
Turkish citizenship?