Mobilization caused by the Syrian civil war went down in history as one of the largest massive migrations. As a result of the movement, especially Turkey has received a dense flow of migrants. Integration of migrants numbering in millions and the local populace has drawn the public eye on the topic of migration. In the course of history, migrants have not only formed interpersonal relations but played a role in the alteration of cultural and economic practices through the exchange of symbols, goods, and information. Forms of communication including an extensive area such as TV shows, human relationships, consumption habits, birth rates, clothing, family structure, and work ethic are effect both the immigrated and the emigrated countries. Through the mediation of aforementioned forms lifestyles and habits transfer to the emigrated country whereas in the immigrated country relations such as marriage and neighborhood bring forth various interactions. Relations formed procures a new collective identity and plays an active role over daily lifestyles and shaping future generations. This structure named social capital, in the status of a transmission band when examined in migration movements, materializes in the apprehension that forms urban space practices of migrants. The fact that social capital acts as transmission band for immigrants is a remarkable in terms of its impact on integration and development projections. In order to generate information on the integration and employability of asylum seekers, the main purpose of the study is to determine the determinants of social capital in urban space practices by conducting in-depth interviews with the qualitative analysis method. Also according to these, problematic of lack of trust in the country will be addressed from a different perspective by providing an analysis of the concept of trust for asylum seekers. Thus, the results of the study are intended to have function as a guide for the adaptation of the asylum seekers to the economic and social structure.