Juridisk vägledning

In October 2023, Turkey introduced Law No. 7464 on the Leasing of Residential Properties for Tourism Purposes and Amendments to Certain Laws, focusing on the short-term rental of residential spaces for tourism, such as through platforms like Airbnb. The Law came into force on January 1, 2024, and mandates that property owners or those holding limited property rights must secure a special permit from the Turkish Ministry of Cultur...

If you are considering obtaining Turkish citizenship and acquiring a Turkish passport, you will find out that numerous advantages are waiting for you. From the easiness of travel to the abundance of new job opportunities, having a Turkish passport offers numerous benefits for individuals. In this blog, we will explain the advantages of holding a Turkish passport, the different types of Turkish passports available, the procedures for obtaining a passport, and lastly, the countries that provide visa-free, visa, and e-visa travel options to Turkish passport holders. Information Abou...

How to Get Turkish Citizenship and What is the Best Way to Get it? Turkish citizenship has become an attractive option for individuals seeking new opportunities, a vibrant culture, and a strategic geographical location. Whether you are interested in moving to Turkey for employment, education, or simply a change of lifestyle, obtaining Turkish citizenship can open up a world of possibilities and provide numerous benefits. However, the process of obtaining Turkish citizenship c...

The Turkish government has recently updated the laws related to obtaining citizenship through investment, and these changes will become effective on January 1, 2023. The latest circular claims; Application for citizenship with joint ownership is not permitted. The title deed (Tapu) needs to be in just one person's name. The applicant cannot obtain Turkish citizenship along with the propert...

The Presidency of Migration Management made a new statement on 30.06.2022 regarding the residence permit application in Turkey. Foreigners' quota, which was 25% before in Turkey, has been reduced to 20% as of June 1 to prevent foreigners from concentrating in certain regions of our country. Normally, in Turkey, it is prohibited for any region or territory to have a foreign population that makes up more than 25% of the overall population. However, due to the recent immigrants breaking this legislation, Turkey has reaffirmed in recent months that it will restrict the number of d...