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Can Foreigners Buy Property in Turkey? (2026) The legal foundations for property acquisition by foreigners in Turkey are shaped by a dynamic interaction of constitutional guarantees, fundamental laws, and supplementary secondary legislation. This framework underwent a radical change, especially in 2012 with the abolition of the “reciprocity” principle, which redefined the market for foreign investors […]

What Happens If a Foreigner Commits a Crime in Turkey? | 2026 Globalization and increasing international human mobility make it more common for individuals of different nationalities to become parties to a state’s criminal proceedings. So, what legal processes are foreigners subject to when they commit a crime within the borders of the Republic of

The Legal Process of Evicting a Tenant in Turkey | 2026 The rental relationship is an important legal contract that creates mutual rights and obligations for both the property owner (lessor) and the tenant (lessee). Although ideally this relationship continues smoothly, the eviction of the tenant from the rented property may become necessary for various

Car Depreciation Due To Accident in Turkey | 2026 Even if your vehicle is repaired to the highest standards with original parts after a traffic accident, a decrease in its second-hand market value is inevitable. The primary reason is that the vehicle is registered in the TRAMER (Traffic Insurance Information and Monitoring Center) records as

Penalty for Drunk Driving in Turkey 2026 Traffic safety is one of the most critical legal and social issues for a society. One of the most serious threats to this safety is driving under the influence of alcohol. The fact that alcohol directly impairs a driver’s judgment, reflexes, and coordination poses a vital risk to

Legal Drug Limit for Personal Use in Turkey In Turkey, crimes related to narcotic or psychotropic substances are subject to extremely serious sanctions under the Turkish Penal Code (TPC). First and foremost, it must be clearly stated that possessing drugs in Turkey, regardless of the amount, constitutes a crime. The legislator has completely banned their

Digital Nomad Visa and Residence Permit Process in Turkey With the advancement of technology, the remote working model, independent of geographical boundaries, has become widespread globally. This new generation of professionals, called “Digital Nomads,” can conduct their work from anywhere with a laptop and an internet connection. Turkey has not remained indifferent to this global