Question 1

What residence permit types are available for foreigners in Turkey?

Accepted Answer

The main ones: short-term (tourist) residence, family residence, student residence, work-permit-based residence, and property-based residence. Each type has different conditions and documents, and we help you choose the type that actually fits your situation — not just the easiest to file.

Question 2

How long does a residence application usually take?

Accepted Answer

After submission and the appointment, the decision is typically issued within 30 to 90 days depending on the province, permit type and application volume. Preparing the file itself with us takes just a few days if your core documents are ready.

Question 3

What are the paths to Turkish citizenship?

Accepted Answer

The main paths: exceptional naturalization by investment (most commonly buying property with an official valuation of at least USD 400,000 with a 3-year no-sale commitment), standard naturalization after 5 years of uninterrupted work residence, and naturalization by marriage to a Turkish citizen after 3 years. We assess your eligibility free of charge before opening a file.

Question 4

Can I establish a company in Turkey without being a resident?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Turkish law allows a foreigner to establish and fully own a company without prior residence, and most steps can be completed by power of attorney without your presence. The company can later become the basis for a work permit and residence for you and your family.

Question 5

How much does it cost to establish a limited liability company?

Accepted Answer

The cost consists of official fees (trade registry, notary, accounting books) plus formation and accounting fees. It varies with capital, number of partners and activity, so we provide a detailed written offer after the assessment session — with no surprise fees later.

Question 6

What documents are usually required to start any application?

Accepted Answer

Always the basics: a valid passport and recent biometric photos, then depending on the transaction: a notarized lease contract or title deed, health insurance, and sworn translations of your home-country documents (certificates, records). We send you a precise checklist for your specific case before any step.

Question 7

Can I start the process while I am outside Turkey?

Accepted Answer

In many cases, yes: you can grant us power of attorney through the Turkish embassy or a notary in your country (with apostille), so we prepare the file and bookings before you arrive, and you attend only the steps that require fingerprints or personal presence.

Question 8

How are your fees calculated? Is the first consultation paid?

Accepted Answer

Our fees are fixed and written for each service, defined in a clear offer after studying your case, and include follow-up to the result. The first assessment session carries a symbolic fee that is deducted from the service price if you engage us.

Question 9

What happens if my application is refused?

Accepted Answer

We formally analyze the refusal reason, then define the best path: a legal objection within the deadline, a re-submission with a corrected file, or an alternative track that fits your situation better. Building the file correctly from the start is why our refusal rates are low in the first place.

Question 10

Is health insurance mandatory for a residence application?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for most permit types and for applicants under 65, and the policy must cover the full requested residence period. We issue a policy compliant with the migration directorate’s requirements within hours, at competitive prices.

Clear answers to what we get asked most

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