Legal Affairs

It is a short-term residence permit in Turkey, with a period of two years, automatically renewed, granted to persons who own one or more properties in Turkey along with their families (children under 18). This residence is granted by the Immigration Department of the Turkish Ministry of Interior.

- This permit grants its owner most of the rights of the Turkish citizen in terms of (ownership, official department transactions, registering children in schools or universities, obtaining a driver's license, opening bank accounts, etc.).
- The owner of this permit and his accompanying family members (children under 18) can enter the territory of the Turkish Republic without a visa.
- Real estate residence permit can be considered as a semi-permanent residence in Turkey, it is only renewed every two years.

• With the resurgence of tourism activities in Turkey and the rise in rents to a record high in recent months, there is a strong emphasis on purchasing properties.
• The pace of real estate sales will remain high for some time. Last year, transactions in the real estate registration totaled 18 billion, 150 million, and 286,000 TL, according to statistics released by the General Directorate of Land Registry.
• In comparison to 2019, the sum given for properties sold in the property department grew by 29% last year.

It is a stamped legal document issued directly by Turkey's Tapu Department (Land Registry Department) that certifies a person's ownership right to a building constructed on the land or a portion of it. In the legal sector, it is regarded legitimate unless a violation is demonstrated. This title deed provides all of the property's details. There are many types of real estate title deeds, depending on the color of the bond and its contents.

1- The blue tabu denotes that the property is undeveloped land, or that development on the site has recently commenced.
2- The red tabu indicates that independent portions of the project have been approved after the property's development has been completed.

Pafta no: The number of a plot within a group of adjacent plots.
Ada no: Island number (a group of adjacent plots surrounded by streets or the like on all sides).
Parsel no: The number of full plots with building permits in the municipality.
Niteliği: Characterization and description of the property
Yüzölçümü: The entire property or project's land area.

Kat mülkiyeti: indicates whether the project has a ready housing permit.
Kat irtifakı: separate unit ownership such as an apartment, an office, and so on. (The project is under construction or does not have housing yet). Devre mülk: a year-round or temporary joint venture ownership.