This study was conducted on non-Tunceli residents living in Tunceli for different reasons. The main purpose of the work is to reveal how these people perceive being the "other" and the problems they have experienced in the city as an "other". The data of this study is based on the results of a questionnaire survey of 175 people. All surveys were conducted in January and February 2016. The issue of "otherness", which constitutes the basic concept of work, is gender, identity, language, belief, political opinion, are covered in the categories. Otherness or othering is primarily based on identity, language, belief, etc. the ordinarization of differences by humans is based on the perception of these differences as natural, permanent, intrinsic differences after a certain period of time. Moreover, the state of uttering that ignores the fact that every identity is created as a result of a social process, that it is built in cultural stages, and that it is legitimate, is filled with broad generalizations, irrelevant inferences, and rigid prejudices. Thus, those who find expression with the concept of "the other" begin to occupy a place that is hard to change in the general judgment of the group/group. This includes a cultural area, where they are defined by us, sometimes surrounded by thick borders, where differences reside in the face of similarities. Therefore, in a small city like Tunceli, "being the other" carries some sociological facts. Consequently, the focus of this study is to be able to come into contact with these sociological realities of people who we think of as "the other" in Tunceli, to be able to discover how and in what form such an "otherness" situation lives in everyday life.