Seattle and the wider Puget Sound area hold one of the largest Turkmen communities on the West Coast. Here is what our community runs here, and where to find the rest.
Insurance and financial services in Seattle
- Gulmet Kulmedov — New York Life, Bellevue — life insurance, long-term care and annuities
→ All Turkmen accountants, tax preparers and insurance agents
Community organizations in Seattle
- Oasis Foundation, Lake Forest Park — cultural events, educational workshops and community gatherings
→ All Turkmen community organizations and nonprofits
Everything else in Seattle
These categories have no Seattle listings yet. If you run one of these, or know someone who does, add it — it takes two minutes and it puts you in front of the whole community.
- Auto — dealers, mechanics, body shops
- Beauty & Personal — salons, barbers, personal care
- Food & Catering — restaurants, cafés, home kitchens, bakeries, groceries
- Home Services — contracting, renovation, cleaning, repairs
- Legal & Immigration — attorneys, accredited representatives
- Real Estate — agents, brokers, property management
- Travel & Events — photographers, videographers, travel agents, event services
- Trucking & Logistics — owner-operators, fleets, dispatch, moving
Where the community lives
Most Turkmen families in the Seattle area live on the Eastside — Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and Sammamish — or south along the I-5 corridor in Kent, Renton, Federal Way and Auburn, where housing is cheaper. There are smaller groups in Everett and Lynnwood to the north, and in Tacoma.
Nearby cities
Portland, Oregon is three hours south and shares much of the same community. Spokane sits at the other end of Washington State. Many Seattle-area trucking businesses run the whole West Coast, so distance matters less than it looks.
Add your business
If you run a Turkmen-owned business in the Seattle area, add it to the directory. If it is already here, claim it so you can keep it current and reply to people who contact you.
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