This research describes the implementation of Turkish open door policy – case study: refugees from Syria in Turkey (2011-2019). The researcher uses the concept of refugee management by Alexander Betts as the theoretical framework to show that Turkey implements an open door policy through two ways. First, it opens to refugee by giving temporary protection, provisioning refugee camps, providing access to public services such as education and health care, and permitting participate in workplace. Second, it opens to cooperation by working closely with International Community and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO). Both ways show that the government of Turkey to manage the refugees from Syria deliberately and openly.