Practice Areas
Why You Need Our Help
Turkish immigration rules change frequently, often without warning. What worked for your friend last year might not work for you today. You need someone who stays on top of every update.
What We Are Expert At
Legal Practice Areas
Immigration & Residence
We guide foreign nationals through every step of obtaining and renewing Turkish residence permits.
Citizenship Applications
We manage the full citizenship application process, from eligibility assessment to final approval.
Work Permit
We act for foreign employees and the Turkish companies that hire them, from employer eligibility to refusal appeals.
Rental & Tenancy
We draft and litigate residential leases for tenants and for foreign owners letting property in Turkey.
Property Purchase & Title Deed
We assist foreign buyers with property purchases, title deed transfers, and real estate due diligence — making sure your investment in Turkey is legally secure.
Property Title & Zoning Disputes
We represent clients in land registry cancellations and zoning-related legal conflicts before Turkish courts.
Tax for Foreigners
We advise on Turkish tax residence, treaty relief, property taxes and rental income declarations.
Immigration & Residence Permit
To obtain a residence permit in Turkey, you need to choose the right permit type, prepare the required documents, and complete your application through the e-ikamet system. One of the most common routes for foreign nationals is the property-based residence permit. What most applicants don't know is that in many provinces, immigration authorities look at the purchase price registered on your title deed — not the independent appraisal value. This is a crucial distinction that can make or break your application. If you purchased your property before the recent threshold changes, you may still qualify even if your deed value appears lower than today's requirements — simply because property prices and legal requirements were lower at the time of your purchase. We know these details because we deal with them every day.
Property Title & Zoning Disputes
Citizenship Applications