
How to Start a Business in Turkey: Foreign Investor Guide
Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm To start a business in Turkey, a foreign investor selects a company type under the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 (most often a limited

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm To start a business in Turkey, a foreign investor selects a company type under the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 (most often a limited

International Maritime Law is a legal branch that determines the rules of law related to international maritime transportation.

Energy law governs the legal framework for energy production, distribution, trading, and consumption across conventional and renewable sources. It encompasses licensing and regulatory compliance, power purchase agreements, environmental obligations, foreign

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm A power of attorney (vekaletname) in Turkey is governed by the agency provisions of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 (Articles 502 to

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm Evicting a tenant in Turkey is governed by the lease provisions of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098, which restrict eviction of residential

Understand the legal remedies available against deportation decisions in Turkey, including urgent review, detention challenges, and strategic evidence planning.

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm Marriage in Turkey is governed by the Turkish Civil Code No. 4721, Articles 124 to 160, which set the conditions for a valid marriage,

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm A company lawyer is the ongoing legal advisor who keeps a business compliant with the rules that govern it, and for a company formed

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm Turkish employment relationships are primarily governed by Labor Law No. 4857, which applies to every workplace employing one or more workers across private and

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm Entertainment law in Turkey is governed primarily by the Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works No. 5846 for creative works and performances, and by

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm Bankruptcy and insolvency in Turkey are governed by the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004, which sets out who may be declared bankrupt, how

Av. Serkan Kara, Serka Law Firm To register a company in Turkey you incorporate it under the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 through the Central Registration System (MERSIS) and the