Turkish Citizenship by Investment in 2026
Turkey citizenship by investment requires at least USD 400,000 in real estate held for three years; or USD 500,000 held for three years in a Turkish…
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Turkey citizenship by investment requires at least USD 400,000 in real estate held for three years; or USD 500,000 held for three years in a Turkish…

Comprehensive 2026 guide comparing golden visa and citizenship by investment programs worldwide. Turkey, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Malta, Caribbean, and Vanuatu: investment thresholds, timelines, family eligibility, and…

To register a company in Turkey you incorporate it under the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 through the Central Registration System (MERSİS) and the local Trade…

A strategic guide to arbitration, forum choice, clause design, emergency measures, and Turkey-linked enforcement planning for cross-border disputes.

Remote workers should not assume Turkey offers a one-size digital nomad route. Review visa, residence, work authorization, and tax exposure before relocating.

Understand the legal remedies available against deportation decisions in Turkey, including urgent review, detention challenges, and strategic evidence planning.
Serka Law Firm reviews from clients, quoted as they wrote them on Google, in the language they wrote in, with an English translation beside each one…
A bank account blocked in Turkey after P2P trading is held by one of three measures, and each one comes off a different way. The bank…

The Turkish citizenship valuation report rule changed on 28 September 2026. The report behind the TTB, the land registry’s document that confirms the investment amount in…
If a foreign game platform is accessed from Türkiye more than one hundred thousand times a day, it must appoint a representative in Türkiye, notify the…
Withholding tax in Türkiye, stopaj or tevkifat in Turkish, is the tax the payer deducts at source and pays to the tax office on the recipient’s…
Income tax in Türkiye is charged on individuals under Income Tax Law No. 193 at five progressive rates, 15, 20, 27, 35 and 40 per cent,…