Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Foreign nationals can acquire real property in Turkey, except for certain conditions and military restricted area limitations. Special arrangements may apply for citizens of certain countries.

When documents are complete, the title deed transfer can usually be finalized within a few days. Steps such as valuation reports and military zone inquiries are included in the process.

Remote purchase is possible. Transactions can be conducted with a power of attorney; additionally, you can inspect the property remotely through video tours and detailed images.

Title deed fee, valuation report fee, mandatory earthquake insurance (DASK), and utility connection fees are the main additional expenses. For detailed information, you can visit our "Payment and Financing" page.

Payments are generally made through a bank account in Turkey. When transferring from abroad, it is recommended to obtain a foreign exchange receipt.

Investors who purchase real property at the specified minimum amount and hold it for a certain period can apply for citizenship together with their families. You can review our "Turkish Citizenship" page for details.

Foreigners who own real property in Turkey can apply for a short-term residence permit. This permit is renewed at specified intervals.

Yes. Except for the three-year holding requirement for properties under citizenship commitment, you can sell your real property at any time you wish.

You can generate income by renting out the real property you own. We also provide support regarding rental management.

Do you have any other questions? Our team would be happy to answer all your questions. You can reach us through our contact page.