To buy a property in Turkey, follow these steps: 

• talk to one of our agents and tell them the purpose of buying the property, whether it’s for living or investment. Our agent will then guide you to find the best options for you.
• After you choose some options, we will go for a real estate tour to see them. 
• When you finally choose a property, you will need to pay a small deposit. 
• We will take a few days to check the apartment and get a real estate expert valuation from one of the companies licensed by the Turkish government. 
• Then, we will check the status of the title deed to ensure everything is correct with the property. 
• Once we confirm everything is in order, you will need to pay the remaining amount of the apartment price and we will start the title deed process under your name. 
• Let us help you make this process successful.

• The most convenient option for all citizenships to buy a property in Turkey is through a process requiring only your passport. With it, you can purchase and acquire your title deed. However, you will need to have it translated to Turkish and notarized, and also have to apply for a tax number. That’s all!
• But for Jordan and Yemen citizens, they also need to bring a birth certificate, translate it, and have it notarized.

Next

we will do the expertise valuation of the property from a licensed government company to ensure that the property you choose deserves the price you take.

We also need an exchange receipt from the central bank to convert the dollar amount to Turkish lira at the same price as the apartment.

The Turkish laws of real estate registration 2644, specifically articles 35 and 36, allow foreigners to purchase residential properties, commercial shops, and lands. There are some restrictions, such as not exceeding 30 hectares throughout the country and not exceeding 10% of the total area of a specified region. The property or land must not be within a military zone.

Foreigners can buy properties in Turkish government projects, but they must comply with local laws and regulations. Foreigners can buy Turkish real estate safely, and there are many foreign homeowners in Turkey, some of whom live here all year round, while others use their homes for vacations. Foreigners can easily buy Turkish real estate, and there are smooth procedures, clear guidelines, and tips that ensure that foreigners have full control over the process.

You must purchase an apartment worth $200,000 in Turkey, and then you can apply for the residence permit. The property that you will purchase must be in an allowed area, so you can put your address on it.