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Rules and regulation of the purchase of property in Turkey
If you are planning to buy properties in Turkey, read this guideline carefully. We recommend you take a short trip to Turkey and visit the properties before any decision. Our colleagues at the Global Trust board are proud to arrange a tour of the real estate and city for you, including your transportation from the airport to your residence ( hotel or rental property ), visiting your estate or property, and a city tour so that you can find acquaintance with your new country for life. If you decide to buy the property, leave your trip to us.
property sales contract or preliminary agreement
In case of a decision to buy the property, we will prepare the sale contract in Turkey according to the purchase rules of the estate, which is one of the most important stages of buying the house. The contract for selling the estate in Turkey includes the buyer's name and address, the seller's name, the seller's name, the registration details, number and location of the property, ownership information, as well as the conditions of agreement, such as how to pay for the property and its belongings. The contract will be set up in 3 copies and will be signed by the buyer, seller and Royal Amatis International group. The responsibility of the ownership documents and the seller's ownership of the property is the responsibility of our company.
Property purchases procedure in Turkey
Purchasing a house in Turkey is called when a sale contract will be signed. The sale contract and buyer will give the seller the amount which was agreed by the seller as an advance payment, which is the first step to purchase the estate in Turkey and it is committed to paying the deal on time agreed upon in the contract.
An amount is usually set as a penalty when each party to the transaction cancels the deal. In this procedure, only the buyer's passport is required and according to the notarized power of attorney, the buyer authorizes our company to transfer the documents in the name of the buyer along with the transfer of electricity, water, gas and telephone documents. The opening of a bank account in Turkey is usually necessary. Each individual can open a bank account in Turkey by visiting the bank. To do so, you need to address one of the documents as water or electricity bill, internet charges fee or ... . From your home country where your name and address listed. Otherwise, you will be able to open a bank account in Turkey after transferring one of the relevant bills from your purchased property in Turkey.
Steps of transferring property document (TAPU)
At this stage, the guide to buying a house in Turkey and receiving the document will be that you only need some documents to apply for and transfer the title deed (TAPU) in Turkey, and it is also necessary to have a valid passport. These documents will be prepared by our company in one working day (Monday to Friday).
- Official translation of the passport in the notary office of Turkey.
- Preparing a notarized power of representation attorney to our company if the buyer needs and wants.
- Three pieces of photos.
- Registration and receipt of tax number (Tax Tracking Code).
Document signature (TAPU) and official ownership
The steps of the conveyance deed of properties are as follows: after receiving these documents, the seller requests the transfer of the document (TAPU) in his/her name in the registry office and the official documents, and the steps of buying a house in Turkey will be completed.
According to the previous law, property purchase for non-Turkish nationals required the transfer of a property document and a purchase permit from the Turkish Ministry of Defense in Izmir to purchase a property and obtain a residence permit. It takes 6 weeks to get this permit, but now this law has been changed by the Turkish government and the registration will not take more than 3-6 days and there will be no need for a permit from the Ministry of Defense and Renovation Tolls. The Turkish government is currently pursuing an open-door policy for foreign property investors in Turkey, which will increase the number of such investors entering Turkey.
The Turkish government is currently pursuing an open door policy for foreign property investors in Turkey, which will attract more investors to the country.