Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about investment, company formation, and relocation in Turkey. Managed under our Radical Transparency policy.

Turkey offers a strategic bridge between EU and Asian markets with a young, skilled workforce. The simplified 2026 business regulations and digital-first government approach make it more competitive than ever.

Typically 3 to 7 business days once all documents are notarized. We manage the entire process through the MERSIS system to ensure zero delays.

As of 2026, the recommended minimum capital is 50,000 TRY to maintain healthy financial credibility, though legal requirements vary by sector.

Yes. Turkey allows 100% foreign ownership with no requirement for a local partner in most sectors, ensuring full control for international investors.

The standard Corporate Tax rate is 25% for 2026. However, various exemptions apply in Technoparks and Free Zones which can reduce this significantly.

No. With a specific Power of Attorney (PoA), we can handle the entire registration and bank account opening on your behalf remotely.

It is our signature 5-step methodology that takes you from initial discovery to ongoing support, ensuring a transparent and risk-free market entry.

The primary route is a real estate investment of $400,000 or a bank deposit of $500,000, maintained for three years.

A Branch can engage in commercial activities and generate profit, while a Liaison Office is restricted to market research and representation.

Yes, by law, every Turkish company must work with a Certified Public Accountant (SMMM) for monthly tax filings and compliance.

It requires company statutes, tax ID, and authorized signatures. We facilitate introductions to top-tier banks to speed up the KYC process.

Government fees are adjusted annually; for 2026, expect approximately $350-$500 depending on the duration, excluding professional service fees.

Yes, companies with foreign capital can own real estate related to their business activities, subject to certain military and strategic zone checks.

It stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. We follow these Google-standard principles to ensure our consulting is top-tier.

No. Under our Radical Transparency policy, we provide a full breakdown of government fees vs. professional fees before any engagement begins.

At GlobalBridge Turkey, we rely exclusively on independent valuation reports prepared by government-licensed (SPK-certified) appraisers. Our internal audit process analyzes regional averages and historical sales data to ensure price transparency. We maintain strict professional independence from sellers or developers to prioritize our investors’ capital security.

Our “Legal Due Diligence” process is specifically designed to minimize the risk of rejection before the application is even filed. However, in the case of an unforeseen administrative change or government decision, our legal team manages all appeal processes. Our service agreements include protective clauses regarding service fee refunds if a negative outcome results from a technical error on our part.

Absolutely. Through our digital infrastructure and embassy-approved power of attorney (PoA) systems, we can manage the entire journey—from property selection and title deed transfer to bank account opening and citizenship filing—remotely. We keep you informed at every step via video conferences and transparent reporting.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The information provided in this FAQ section is for general informational purposes only and is subject to change due to new laws, government regulations, or judicial updates in Turkey. While we strive to keep this data current, we strongly recommend contacting us directly to confirm the most up-to-date and accurate procedures for your specific case.