F.A.Q

Q: Can foreign companies buy property in Turkey?
A: Yes. Your company can own a property in Turkey if your country has reciprocal agreement between Turkey. Erta International can help you at this complicated technique. They have already experienced this situation for several times. Foreign company buy property…

Q: Can my company establish an investment company in Turkey?
A: Yes. They know that your companies money is not your money. In case you like to invest in Turkish property as professional manner, Erta International can help you to establish a Turkish company. So you can basically invest your companies money in Turkey.

Q:Are there any restrictions for foreigners purchasing in Turkey?
A: Only in rural areas and military zones. In the developments that they promote there’s no restrictions imposed.

Q: Will the property be freehold?
A: Yes  all properties they sell in Turkey are “freehold”.

Why ought to I use a actual estate agent?
A: Going through an established company like Erta International real estate has several advantages: first, you will get to see a variety of properties that match your criteria and not specific developer; second: you will have the benefit of our experience, and a fully staffed office to support you back home.

Q: Who can buy property in Turkey?
A: Turkey has a reciprocal agreement for the acquisition of land and property with lots of countries. This means that the people of these nations that permit Turks to buy land in their countries, can in return, buy land in Turkey. Foreigners may purchase in their own name if the property is outside military zones. Based on these agreements foreigners of the following countries are eligible.

Q: How will I set up Utility Services – Gas, Electricity, Phone?
A: As part of the purchasing technique they will assist you to do this. Phone Lines are offered to non nationals who gets residence permit for 5-10 years in Turkey. Mobile rings with Pay As You Go Cards are available.

A:Yes, Turkey has a liberal investment climate, including free (international) movement of capital, profits, dividends and salaries, free-tradezones and subsidies. Again tiny bank charges may apply.
Q:What legal representation ought to I have when purchasing a property in Turkey?
A:Under Turkish Law, no legal representation is necessary when purchasing or selling a property in Turkey as all documentation issued by the Land Registry Office are legally binding in their own right.