Buying Property in Turkey: A Complete Guide
Foreigners can buy property in Turkey subject to nationality-based restrictions and limits in certain military and security zones. Purchases register at the Land Registry (Tapu), and a valuation report is generally required. Beyond the price, budget for title transfer fees, taxes, and legal costs — confirm the current figures with a Turkish lawyer, as currency and rules can change.
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Foreigners can buy property in Turkey subject to nationality-based restrictions and limits in certain military and security zones. Purchases register at the Land Registry (Tapu), and a valuation report is generally required. Beyond the price, budget for title transfer fees, taxes, and legal costs — confirm the current figures with a Turkish lawyer, as currency and rules can change.
Who can buy property in Turkey
Eligibility and nationality-based rules.
Restricted zones and limits
Military/security zones and area limits for foreign buyers.
Step-by-step process and the Tapu
How the purchase registers at the Land Registry.
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