1. Foreign Nationality Requirement:

Foreign nationals wishing to acquire property in Turkey may acquire immovable property in accordance with the laws determined according to their citizenship status in their country.

2. Relevant Laws and Legislation:

Acquisition of immovable property in Turkey is regulated under the Land Registry Law No. 2644 and the Turkish Civil Code No. 6302. The rights of foreigners to acquire immovable property are regulated under Articles 35 and 36 of the Turkish Civil Code and Article 35 of the Land Registry Law.

3. Reciprocity Principle:

The right of foreigners to acquire immovable property is regulated in a manner similar to the rights granted to Turkish citizens in that country. In other words, if Turkish citizens can acquire property in that country, citizens of that country can also acquire property in Turkey.

4. Certain Limitations:

In some regions and military restricted areas, foreigners may be subject to certain restrictions on the acquisition of immovable property. Therefore, it is important to obtain information from the competent authorities before acquiring real estate.

5. Title Deed and Exchange Contract:

The process of acquiring immovable property is formalized through title deeds and foreign exchange contracts issued at a notary public. It is possible to purchase real estate in Turkish Lira or foreign currency.
 

6. Lawyer or Real Estate Consultant:

Foreign nationals can get support from a lawyer or real estate consultant during the real estate buying process in Turkey. This can help them better understand the legal processes and documents.

Foreigners buying property in Turkey is a complex process that may vary according to the laws of each country. Therefore, it is important to have a good understanding of local legislation and legal procedures and seek expert advice before buying property.