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<br>This scoping review explores the experiences of migrant women from Turkey in Europe, focusing on identity construction and solidarity formation within the diaspora context. Drawing upon dialogical theory of self and transnational solidarity framework, the study aims to organize the existing literature, identify trends and gaps, and analyze the role of sociocultural and academic discourse. Preliminary stages involved defining research questions, identifying relevant literature, and developing inclusion criteria. Data analysis included organizing articles into thematic areas and analyzing thematic focus, methodological approach, and sample characteristics. Out of 533 articles retrieved, 240 were included. Results highlight key themes, including women's social, cultural, and political processes (1); experiences of health(care) (2); and mental health and acculturation (3). The study emphasizes the need for a comprehensive understanding of migrant women's experiences, challenging problematic trends and addressing gaps in the literature. These findings underscore the importance of adopting a psychosocial lens to inform future research and interventions to support migrant women better and contribute to the knowledge on migration, identity, and solidarity.