Establishing a Business
Türkiye’s FDI Law is based on the principle of equal treatment and allows international investors to have the same rights and liabilities as local investors.
Buyer Guide
Obtaining a Work Permit
In the case of applications filed abroad, foreigners are required to file an application at a consulate of the Republic of Türkiye in the country of which they are a citizen or a permanent resident. The application should be accompanied by a labor contract, letter of assignment, or a document stating company partnership.
Obtaining a Residence Permit
Foreigners who intend to extend their stay in Türkiye beyond the time limit specified in their Visa, or those who require a visa exemption or intend to stay for more than ninety days must obtain a residence permit.
Acquiring Property and Citizenship
Preliminary real estate contracts, issued by notaries or entered into by natural persons in writing, do not confer transfer of property per se. They only serve as a commitment for the transfer of ownership; the property in question does not change hands by means of such instruments.
Investment Zones
Technology Development Zones (TDZ) are areas designed to support R&D activities and attract investments in high-technology fields. There are 84 TDZs, of which 63 are operational and 21 have been approved and are currently under construction.
Tax Guide
Türkiye has one of the most competitive corporate tax rates among OECD member countries. The Turkish corporate tax legislation has noticeably clear, objective, and harmonized provisions that are in line with international standards. The Turkish tax legislation may be classified under three main headings...
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