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Construction & Tapu Disputes in Turkey | Antalya Law Firm Construction & Tapu Disputes · Turkey Construction & Tapu Disputes in Turkey Buying property in Turkey can be profitable, but construction delays, unfinished projects, and title deed issues are common nowadays — especially for foreign investors who invest without consulting a lawyer. Your legal rights

Introduction Foreign investors currently reassessing capital allocation — whether relocating from Eastern Europe, the Gulf, or other unstable environments — increasingly ask a direct question: is Turkey actually safe for investment? The answer requires a structured examination of legal framework, property rights, geopolitical record, and international treaty obligations. This article addresses that question from a

Introduction Regional conflicts reconfigure investment decisions faster than any market cycle. The escalating tensions between the United States and Iran have prompted a specific question among foreign investors and high-net-worth individuals: where is capital and residency safe when the Middle East destabilizes? Turkey’s answer is structural, not rhetorical. Its safety for foreign investors does not

Company Incorporation in Turkey: Complete Guide for Foreign Investors Turkey’s strategic position between Europe and Asia makes it an attractive destination for international investors. The country offers a business-friendly environment with streamlined registration processes, competitive costs, and equal treatment for foreign investors. Whether you’re planning to establish an e-commerce platform, open a consulting firm, or

Introduction Hiring a property lawyer in Turkey is an important decision when buying real estate as a foreign investor. We are seen many buyers rush into transactions without proper legal guidance, only to face unexpected complications down the line. A property lawyer doesn’t just review paperwork—they act as your legal shield, protecting you from hidden

Introduction Türkiye has a special set of legal provisions designed for people of Turkish descent—often referred to as Türk soylular—who want to live and work in the country. The core regulation is found in Article 48 of the Law on Work Permits of Foreigners (Law No. 6735), supported by further rules from the Ministry of

Introduction Turkey has been steadily improving its consumer protection system. The goal is to offer better solutions for local citizens and the increasing number of foreigners living, investing, or shopping in the country. In 2026, important updates were made to the Consumer Protection Law. These changes directly impact foreigners who enter into contracts, buy goods,