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Private purchase contract
The following contract is agreed between Seller, Buyer and Real Estate Agent in two languages (Turkish and foreign languages). The contract has to be signed by all parties.
The sales contract contains:
1. The name and address of the Buyer, Seller and Real estate agent
2. The contract price of the property
3. The deposit amount and the payment plan
4. The date of signing of the contract
5. The additions of the contract (the services of the Seller, the completion and delivery date)
Property Registration and Delivery procedures
This process can take, on average, 3 months.
You need to have your passport translated into Turkish by an official sworn in translator and have it certified at the Notary Public in Turkey. Then the certified passport translation will be needed for registering of title deeds (TAPU).
Applying for military approval to the relevant municipality
Foreigners buying property in Turkey must still be approved by the military authorities. This requirement should have been removed in 2006, however until it is removed permission for the sale to proceed is granted once background checks are completed. These checks cover that the property is not in a military restricted area, and that the purchaser is not a criminal or terrorist. This is normally a formality and is expected to be removed at some time in the future.
Transferring and registering of title deeds (TAPU)
After obtaining the “no objection to buy permission from the Army” and the last payment/ full amount has been paid to the seller. The title deed transfer takes place at the Land Registry Department. For completion of this registration the buyer (or legal representative with Power of Attorney) and seller needs to be present at the Land Registry Department.
For this processes you need following documents:
The passport translated into Turkish by an official sworn in translator and certified at the Notary Public in Turkey.
The copy of the deed (TAPU), that proves the ownership of Seller, which you are purchasing.
Two passport sized coloured photographs
The fees for deed application-55 €
Transfer Tax
The declared value of the property on the official title deed or TAPU is represented by Land Registry Department. A purchase tax of 3% is collected from the purchaser during the transaction. The Land Registry Department requires for the sworn translator during the transaction of deed because the property purchase is happening in Turkey.
Our company provides full service of the necessary registering documents: all kind of taxes, duties, sworn translator, notary, photos, takes a part at all stages of buying procedures and assists for procedures.
The price for draw up the deed depends to the apartment sizes, because it includes the taxes for purchasing:
800 € - apartment 1+1
1000 € - apartment 2+1
1200 € - apartment 3+1

Foreign nationals (real persons)
According to the law ‘property purchase by foreigners in Turkey’ enacted on January 7, 2006, foreign nationals (real persons) are able to acquire real estate in Turkey on the conditions of being reciprocal and complying with legal restrictions.
Foreign companies
According to the law on ‘property purchase by foreigners in Turkey’ enacted on January 7, 2006, foreign commercial companies having legal personality established in foreign countries according to the laws of those countries are able to acquire real estate in Turkey on the conditions of being reciprocal and complying with legal restrictions.
Companies established/participated by foreign nationals (FDI Companies)
Legal entities (companies) established or participated in Turkey by foreign investors can acquire real estate or limited rights in rem in Turkey in line with operational purposes set in company’s Articles of Association.
What is the legal framework for property ownership?
The Constitution, the relevant provisions of the Civil Code, the Title Deeds Act, the Foreign Direct Investment Law and the relevant legislation form the legal framework which enables foreign people or corporate entities to buy real estate in Turkey.
Are Turkish citizens and foreigners treated differently?
According to the legal framework mentioned above, both Turkish citizens and foreign owners have equal property-ownership rights.
Are the properties in Turkey Freehold or leasehold?
In general, properties in Turkey are of Freehold type.
What Types of residential buildings are available?
There is a wide range of options such as detached, semi-detached and terraced houses, purpose-built apartments and luxury villas.
Quality residential buildings are available everywhere in Turkey.

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