If you’re planning company formation in Turkey, the two questions you will ask first are simple: How much does it cost? and How long does it take? The challenge is that the real answer depends on your company type (LLC vs JSC), your shareholder structure (foreign individual vs foreign entity), your office setup, and how […]
For many foreign investors, Türkiye is attractive not only as a consumer market but also as a procurement market. Infrastructure, municipal services, defence-adjacent supply chains, healthcare, IT systems, and energy-related works frequently involve public tenders where contract sizes can be large and payment risk may appear more structured than purely private projects. Yet the opportunity […]
Foreign investors in technology, fintech, e-commerce, manufacturing, and even energy increasingly discover that legal risk is not limited to permits and contracts; it also sits inside data flows. Customer databases, employee records, supplier portals, cloud hosting, and analytics tools can create exposure that materially affects valuation, regulatory credibility, and post-closing integration. In this environment, Data […]
Foreign investors entering Türkiye often focus on capital deployment, tax efficiency, and commercial contracts. Yet many projects fail or slow down for a simpler reason: the investor cannot legally mobilise the people who must operate the business. In practice, Work Permit Turkey compliance is a strategic investment issue because it determines whether executives, technical specialists, […]
Foreign investors increasingly view Türkiye as a strategically located energy market with growing demand, strong project-development know-how, and a maturing contractual ecosystem. Yet the decisive issue in any Renewable Energy Investment in Turkey is not the headline capacity or the attractiveness of the resource; it is whether the project can be delivered on time, connected […]