The other day, information was received from the Cadastral Chamber of Alanya that the cost of expert and cadastral assessment of real estate for obtaining a residence permit under TAPU (ownership) has been increased from $ 75,000 to $ 200,000 (that is, the threshold has increased) in lira equivalent.

The resolution has already entered into force!

The new norm applies to those who receive a certificate of ownership of real estate from October 16. 2023.

Such owners will be able to obtain a primary residence permit on the basis of real estate ownership only if the estimated and cadastral value of this property is equal to or exceeds $ 200,000.

At the same time, the total ownership of several housing objects for this amount is not suitable for a residence permit — only one object.

And if you have a residence permit for a certain period and you decide to sell your property and replace it with another object in Turkey that is more attractive and comfortable, this law also applies to you as well. The next purchase must pass at a cadastral and estimated cost of over $ 200,000.

Since the next application for a residence permit, if the rules are not followed, may lead to refusal of a residence permit due to real estate that does not fall under the law of October 16, 2023.

It is also worth being vigilant and noting the likelihood that the next step will be to raise the threshold for obtaining Turkish citizenship by investment.

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How to open a business in Turkey for a foreigner?

Turkey attracts foreigners with its developed economy and favorable geographical location. These conditions make the country a very attractive place for business growth and investment. It is not difficult to register, open or buy a ready-made business in Turkey if you enlist the support of professionals. Under Turkish law, foreign citizens can engage in commercial activities on the same rights as residents of the country. There are loyal conditions for foreign entrepreneurs on the territory of the state. This includes the ease of opening an individual business or company, as well as low tax rates.

Opening a company in Turkey: current issues

With the increase in requests from applicants for permanent residence, one of the most pressing topics has become the opening of a business in Turkey. Let’s consider on what conditions a foreign citizen can open a business in Turkey, what pitfalls await him at the same time and how to open an individual entrepreneur in Turkey if there is a Turkish residence permit.

According to the legislation, foreigners have the opportunity to open a business in Turkey in several organizational and legal forms:

• IP
• LLC
• AO
• Representative office

Usually, in practice, the first three forms are used. We will analyze them in more detail…

Sole proprietor in Turkey

Can a foreigner open an individual entrepreneur in Turkey?

Yes, theoretically it can, but in practice it is almost impossible. The problem arises at the stage of obtaining an individual work permit. According to the laws of the republic, it is necessary to employ at least 5 Turkish citizens, providing them not only with an official salary, but also with the necessary deductions.

It should also be noted that there are restrictions depending on the field of activity. For example, you cannot open an individual entrepreneur as a real estate agent. It is necessary to register the company as an open joint stock company or an anonymous enterprise. Since 2019, innovations have appeared in terms of real estate activity. For example, it is necessary to obtain a certificate of qualification, since without it they do not issue a permit to work as a real estate agent. To get a certificate, you must pass a two-stage exam. First, a written one is given, then an oral one with elements of practice. Here, of course, it is important to know Turkish if the candidate is a foreigner.

In addition, the office itself should consist of two offices — 30 m2 each. There should also be an archive, all office equipment, up to chairs, tables and chairs. It is necessary to conduct the Internet in the office; equip it with a fax machine, printer, computer; allocate a corporate car at the disposal.

Opening a business in Turkey through LLC or JSC

According to statistics, mostly business in Turkey is registered by foreigners in such organizational and legal forms:

• Limited Liability Company (in Turkish Limited Sirketi)
• Joint Stock Company (in Turkish Anonim Sirketi).

If a firm belongs to any of these types, its founder may be one shareholder. Self-registration of an enterprise in Turkey is available for foreign individuals and companies.

Is it true that a foreigner should take a Turkish citizen as a share?

According to the legislation, this is not necessary. But practice shows that, taking into account the bureaucracy, the speed of registration of the enterprise is faster. So, without a Turkish partner, the procedure lasts up to 3 months, and with him it will take no more than 30 days. That is, being in partnership with a local citizen, registering your business in Turkey is faster both in terms of time and in terms of the volume of bureaucratic procedures. At the same time, its share may be only 1%. This is convenient in terms of resolving issues in the absence of a foreign business owner, and also gives the right to sign documents. And from the point of view of obtaining a working permit for a foreigner, the Turkish partner also simplifies the procedure.

How is the issue of a work visa resolved if there is no Turkish partner?

You will first need to register a company, then submit an application to the official website of the Ministry of Family and Social Policy, attaching a scan of the residence permit, all documents for the company, 2 photos of the owners and an electronic signature. A positive or negative response will be received within 30 days.

If the application is not approved, the reason may be the lack of any documents or it is required to send the papers confirming them. In case of a positive response, it remains to pay the registration costs within 15 days and wait by mail for the arrival of a working permit.

Based on the above, we can draw the following conclusions:

Opening a company in Turkey is possible for a foreigner in any case, but bureaucratically and practically it is better to do it in partnership with a citizen of the country — an indigenous resident or a foreigner who has received Turkish citizenship. There is no limit on the size of the Turkish partner’s share, even 1% is enough.

Individual entrepreneurship (IE) is a type of activity that, in theory, gives a citizen of Russia, a Belarusian, a Ukrainian and other foreigners the opportunity to work, pay taxes and use state medical insurance SGK. But at the same time, an entrepreneur cannot get an individual work visa. The only solution to get it is to employ 5 Turkish citizens at your company.

Real estate activity is a profitable business, but it is necessary to have good experience, know the language and laws of the state, as well as have a certificate of appropriate qualifications.

It is important to note that some professions are subject to full retraining in Turkey. These are doctors, teachers, veterinarians, dentists, lawyers, accountants. According to the law of cabotage, it is impossible to catch mussels, oysters, pearls, etc.

It is impossible to officially open a barbershop with non-Turkish documents. It is necessary to have a certificate of the highest degree of qualification of the Turkish sample. You can solve this problem by studying at a local vocational school and learn from an apprentice to a master of the highest category, while gaining practical experience.

The first step to open any kind of business is to use the services of a sworn translator and get advice from a professional accountant. This will be the first and most important investment in your future business.

How to open a company in Turkey: stages

Individuals and companies of foreign origin have the right to open their own company on the territory of the Republic of Turkey without involving local shareholders. This makes Turkey stand out favorably from other countries. Let’s consider the most important nuances of how to open a business in Turkey.

Opening a business in Turkey involves a certain algorithm of preparatory actions:

• obtaining as the founder of the company a Turkish INN in the tax chamber;
• assigning an organization’s address;
• approval of the company’s activities;
• preparation of the foundation agreement.

Be sure to approve the authorized capital of your company. Of course, it is different for each type. The minimum authorized capital for a limited liability company is ₺10,000, for a joint—stock company – ₺50,000.

The preparation stage also implies the deposit of a quarter of the funds from the declared authorized capital and payment of a fee to the competition development fund in the amount of 0.04%.

As soon as these formalities are met, you can register the company with the Chamber of Commerce. Then you should take up the registration of a circular of signatures in a notary office, submit accounting books for registration and register the company with the tax inspectorate. After that, the company can function.

You can view the property on the website of the licensed agency Gursoy Homes

Our qualified managers will select liquid objects for you and inform you about popular business offers from Turkey.

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Coming to Turkey for permanent residence with your family, one way or another you face the question, where will my child study?

There are several options:

1. Online school

2. Family form of education (attachment to your school at home with the passing of certification)

3. Public school in Turkey

4. Private school in Turkey.

In this article we will analyze in detail the local schools: public or private…

Compulsory education in Turkey lasts 12 years. It includes:

– Elementary school (grades 1-4);

– Secondary school (grades 5-8);

– High school (9th – 12th grade).

Children of different ages study in different buildings, according to the classification of the school.

Education is funded by the State and is provided in public schools free of charge (between the ages of 6 and 18). Secondary or high school education is not required, but it is necessary for admission to universities. Admission to public and private schools is no different, the only difference is that you go to the state school at the place of residence, and choose a private one at will, regardless of location.

How to get into school:

At the end of summer / beginning of September, come to your chosen school and go to the director.

Have the documents with you:

– a photo of the child;

– TAPU (if there is property in Turkey);

– personal file of the child of the school (if the child started studying in another country) without translation;

– Residence permit (if it is issued, you will be enrolled without it, but later you need to inform);

– registration document from nüfüs müdürlüğü – located in Alanya. If he is not on hand, you need to know your residential address and inform the director when enrolling;

– a copy of the passport. passports;

– a copy of the notarized translation of the child’s birth certificate (you will still make such a translation for a residence permit).

It is best to come to the director’s rendezvous with an interpreter, as it will be necessary to build a dialogue in Turkish. Unfortunately, not everyone knows English perfectly either.

To study at a public school, you will need:

– school uniform (the address of the store will tell you at school);

– transfer (school bus that takes the child from home in the morning and returns home in the evening) – if needed;

– stationery (the class teacher at the first lesson gives a list of stationery, both for the student and for the teacher).

Textbooks are issued at school, but sometimes it is necessary to purchase additional ones. Everything is individual. In any case, the expenses are minimal.

Also, during the year, they can request a certificate from a family doctor that the child is not contraindicated to play sports – such a certificate is obtained quickly and free of charge in sagalik ocagi – in the polyclinic at the place of residence.

In a private school, you need:

– payment of the academic year (100% or in installments – as agreed). For 100% payment there is a discount, please specify;

– school uniform (buy at the school itself with the school emblem. High price);

– purchase of textbooks and workbooks (buy at school, books are printed individually for each school. High price);

– stationery (also purchased at school for a fee. The price will be announced at school).

– transfer (morning collection of children from the complex and delivery after lessons to the complex. The price is usually high).

Schools accept all children, regardless of the level of knowledge of the Turkish language.

In the process of learning the language, everyone masters it.

But in public schools, this process is faster, since the number of local Turkish children prevails over the number of foreign ones.

In private schools, on the contrary, the number of foreign children is 80% higher than local residents.

It is important to understand that the child is located on the territory of the Republic of Turkey and regardless of which school he goes to, it is important to thoroughly study the Turkish language. Since the whole process and system of education is built in Turkish: teachers and textbooks in Turkish.

!Recommendation and advice for a student’s parent:

To help your child learn Turkish faster and integrate into the local environment faster, I advise you to connect an additional Turkish language tutor, who will remove the fear / language barrier, as well as help you learn Turkish in more depth, which will have a very positive and effective impact on your child’s learning and grades at school.

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A list of popular professions.

Every year a large number of people from different countries, including Russians, move and try to find work in Turkey. In 2023, the figure is expected to increase by 2.5 times.

Of course, the most convenient option is online work, but this format does not suit everyone. That is why many people are wondering where they can work after moving to Turkey?

General information

Considering that there are a large number of Russian-speaking vacationers on the territory of the Turkish Republic, in this regard, Russian-speaking specialists are very much appreciated here, especially during the holiday season and in the velvet season: summer and autumn.

In Turkey, you can find a wide selection of jobs that do not require higher education. Also, many professions allow you to work without the Turkish language.

These are areas such as:

– agriculture,

– hotel business,

– construction,

– real estate sector

– restaurant business

In these areas, the device procedure is simple and very much in demand.

Work in Turkey. Animators at the hotel

Such professions are better paid, (comparing with salaries in Russia):
– animator in a hotel;
– waiter;
– hairdresser, stylist, nail service specialists, makeup artist;
guide;
– cosmetologist;
– fitness trainer;
– massage therapist;
– administrator;
– builder;
– programmer;
– engineer;
– designer.

There is also a list of professions prohibited for foreigners:

– judges;
– nurses;
– veterinarians;
– dentists;
– pharmacists;
– prosecutors;
– notaries.

There are three types of work permits:

– short-term (for 1 year);
– independent (for entrepreneurs);
– indefinite (for foreign citizens who have been working in Turkey for at least 6 years).

Work in Turkey. Work visa

Where to look for a job?

You can look for a job through acquaintances, friends, relatives, but the most popular and logical thing when you have no connections in Turkey is social networks: groups, forums on social networks.

– via VK groups;
– via Telegram channels;
– through the Internet portals of the state structures of the republic. For example, the Ministry of Labor or the Employment Service;
– with the help of job search sites: Kariyer (/?ysclid=lmyr30b61932592602), JobRapido, Iskur (gov.tr/), YenibirIş (yenibiris.com/), LinkedIn, SecretCV (secretcv.com/), vacanciesinturkey.com, cvyolla.com, modhotel.com, careerjet.com.tr).

There is also an opportunity to find out salary information on a special website, you just need to Google.

To get a job, you need to:

– competently compose a resume;
– job selection;
– job search;
– obtaining employment consent;
– conclusion of an official employment contract with a Turkish employer;
– submission and receipt of documents for a work visa;
– obtaining a work permit, which is issued by the Ministry of Labor.

How do I confirm my qualifications?

When looking for a promising and highly paid job, it is necessary to confirm the diploma. This will be a great bonus in combination with a resume and a personal interview with the applicant.

It is necessary to confirm the diploma at the state institution YÖK (YUKSEK ÖĞRETIM KURUMU, yuksekogretim-kurulu-baskanligi) or the Higher Education Committee.

First, you need to fill out an online application on a specialized website and consent to the processing of personal data, and then go to the instance.

Since the system of higher education in Turkey differs significantly from the Russian one and includes the last 2 years of school, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, you need to confirm the certificate of school education, and only then — everything else.

To confirm your qualifications, you will need the following documents:

– a notarized copy of the diploma;
– passport and a copy of all its pages;
– original and copy of residence permit;
– a receipt stating that you have paid the state duty.

The issue of confirming foreign diplomas is dealt with by the commission, which meets for these purposes 3-4 times a year. Preparation for the commission should be taken very seriously.

There are 3 possible responses from the commission:

– The diploma is confirmed.
– Additional proof of qualification in the exam is required.
– It is necessary to undergo additional training on the missing hours.

Thus, you do not have to go into the service sector, but it is enough to continue your profession, career and develop further already on the territory of the Republic of Turkey.

GOOD LUCK TO YOU!

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In our article we will tell you about the REPLACEMENT OF A RUSSIAN DRIVER’S LICENSE WITH A TURKISH DRIVER’S LICENSE.

Why is it necessary to replace the rights?

You can stay in the Republic of Turkey with your rights for no more than 6 months, in the future your rights will expire and it must be exchanged for a local driver’s license.

Of course, there are always options for how to legally circumvent this point…

To do this, you just need to leave the country for another state and by driving back to Turkey, you reset the previous period of use of your rights. You have again 6 months of legal movement on Turkish roads. This is practiced not only in Turkey, but also in many countries of the world.

What is the threat if you do not replace and reset the driver’s license of a foreigner?
1.Fine

If you have expired rights, this is equivalent to the fact that you do not have them and you are subject to a fine for driving without a driver’s license. The amount may vary, so I will not write here, so that the information may be irrelevant in the near future. It happens that you can avoid this fine, as lucky as you are.

2. Loss of money

If you get into an accident, even if it’s not your fault, then you will need to pay for insurance, repairs, damage to your opponent, since your VU is overdue and has no legal force anymore. In this situation, you will spend a lot. And given the frenzied traffic on the road, the situation may be duplicated. It is important to calculate all the risks and be prepared for them.

Thus, there is a need to make minimal efforts and avoid acute situations by replacing your driver’s license with a Turkish driver’s license.

The procedure for replacing a driver’s license.

In order to replace your rights with Turkish ones, there is nothing complicated. It is necessary to collect a specific package of documents, then pay the state fee and make an appointment for a rendezvous at the Sürücü Belgesi section in any Nufus, not necessarily in the area of your residence.

In total you will have 2 trips to this instance…

For the first time, you leave an application that is sent to the Russian Federation. It will take about a month, depending on the Russian-Turkish random.Approval will come to you in the form of an sms from Nüfus. You need to make another appointment for a rendezvous. It is for the second time that you will be issued a temporary Turkish visa, or given a printout, or sent to an e-devlet. The finished Turkish WU will be brought home to you by courier mail within 10 days.

List of documents:

– Notarized translation into Turkish of your driver’s license + original with you;
– Notarized translation of diploma or school certificate (without insert) + original with you. The certificate is cheaper to translate;
– Notarized translation of a foreign passport. It is important that there is a father’s name. At the same time, the father’s name should be the same on all translations. Sometimes they may not request a transfer, everything is very individual.
– Medical certificate Sürücü sağlık raporu (sürücü belgesi için raporu istiyorum/ehliyet). You can do it in a private clinic: donate blood and undergo an optometrist.
– 2 biometric photos, as for ikameta (vopros-otvet/).
– Receipts for payment of state duty. You can pay in any PTT. Just say: “surucu belgesi/ehliyet odeme, b sınıfı, ilk defa”.

If you only need category B, then you will need to pay:

– A color copy of your rights (on both sides) + the original with you.
– A color copy of the current Ikameta (on both sides) + the original with you.
– A color copy of the passport (where the photo and data, entry stamps are not needed) + the original with you.

Rendezvous

It is necessary immediately:

Bring a full set of documents to the first rendezvous. You will be given to sign the application and take copies.

On the second Rendezvous, the remaining documents and your VU will be taken away from you.

A temporary driver’s license will be available in e-devlet (turkiye.gov.tr /), if you are lucky, you will be given a printout.

If your license does not arrive within 10 days, go to Nüfus and ask for it there.

If you are a customer of Gursoy Homes (gursoyhomes.com/) or if you want to become one, then we offer our real estate buyers an After-sales service (posleprodazhnyj-servis/), which will help solve issues, including the replacement of rights. Contact us.

Good luck!

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5. Be more persistent

For a foreign resident in a foreign country, this is very important. Since there are cases when local craftsmen experience low responsibility towards a migrant. This does not mean that everyone is like that, but there are special cases and isolated situations. Therefore, it is important to convey to the specialist very clearly and firmly what you want and how it should look. And of course, knowledge of the Turkish language will not be superfluous. This will make it easier for you to express yourself.

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We talk about the features of moving and living in Turkey: advantages and disadvantages.

Content:

1. Advantages of moving to Turkey for Russian citizens
2. Disadvantages of moving to Turkey
3. What you should know when planning a move to Turkey
4. Output

Life in Turkey. Kapadokia.

Kapadokia

Turkey is one of the most popular countries for emigration from many countries, including Russia. Geographical proximity, warm climate, favorable conditions for business and investment — that’s what makes this country very attractive for moving.
In Turkey, there is a period of stay in Turkey without a visa – 60. To stay in Turkey for more than 90 days, you need to get a residence permit.
About how you can get a RESIDENCE PERMIT IN TURKEY/IKAMET (https://gursoyhomes.com/faq /). You can by viewing the separate QUESTIONS on our website.

Now we want to figure out whether Russians should move to Turkey from Russia for permanent residence?

Advantages of moving to Turkey for Russians
Advantages of living in Turkey for Russians and Russian speakers in 2023:

• rapid growth of the economy and living standards;
• there is a great demand in the labor market — the country needs engineers, tourism workers, cooks, translators, people of creative professions;
• low food prices. Prices here are lower than in Russia, due to the convenient location of the country for exporters and a large number of local industries;
• high level of service. Turkey has a much faster and better service. As they say in Turkey – “zaman paradır” (“time is money”);
• there is something to see. Living in Turkey, you will discover all the richness of its historical heritage, culture and way of life. In addition, two cultures are connected here at once — the Black Sea and the Mediterranean;
• friendly and hospitable people. Turkey is a secular state, people of various states and peoples live in it;
• spacious accommodation. There is a large selection of real estate in the country for any budget, most apartments and houses have several bedrooms and living rooms, and there is also an infrastructure that will allow you to enjoy a comfortable life on the territory of your complex.
You can contact the specialists of our licensed real estate agency GURSOY HOMES (www.gursoyhomes.com) for help in the selection, selection and safe procedures for buying real estate in Turkey.

Disadvantages of moving to Turkey…
Turkey, like any country, has a number of disadvantages:

• not the fastest internet. There are many Internet providers in the country, but none yet gives a good connection speed. Moving to live here, it is worth considering this nuance. Although there are many freelancers in the country who continue their work;
• some disregard for Turkish traffic rules drivers. You will definitely have to get used to it, Turkish traffic on the roads is more chaotic than in Russia. Very often drivers are pressed in three rows on two-lane roads, do not let pedestrians pass, etc. There is a tendency to change this for the better, perhaps soon, the situation on the roads will become safer;
• the noise and ardent temperament of the locals. Modest introverts in Turkey may not like it for this reason. In big cities like Mersin, Antalya, Istanbul, life is constantly in full swing;
• apartments, although spacious, have poor sound insulation, but over time you can get used to it;
• high prices for cars and gasoline (nevertheless, in the cities of Turkey, traffic on the roads is off the scale). This disadvantage is easily compensated by the availability of public transport infrastructure.

Istanbul –  is the largest city in Turkey.

Life in Turkey. Great Istanbul.

How to get to Turkey.

The easiest and most profitable option is to fly by plane. There are direct flights from many major cities of Russia, such as St. Petersburg, Moscow, Chelyabinsk, Ufa, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Saratov, and more and more new flight lines are opening.
The cost of tickets depends on the date of the trip: the closer it is, the more expensive the ticket. We advise you to book seats in advance, thereby saving money. But it also happens that the price can be as low as possible, so it’s better to buy tickets at the moment.

Language

The official language is Turkish, but many residents here speak English and Russian, so there is no language barrier as such. There are several resort towns where almost every 5 residents speak Russian or can understand you. For example, the city of Alanya, where there are Russian districts – Mahmutlar.
Difficulties may arise only if you travel outside major cities, so it’s still worth learning the basics of the Turkish language.

Currency

The official currency is the Turkish lira. In big cities, you can also pay in dollars or euros.
Please note that the cards of Russian banks with Visa and Mastercard payment systems do not work here, and the Unionpay system is rarely used.
We advise you to contact your local bank to order a card in lira, so as not to experience difficulties when paying for purchases.
It is easier to get a bank card when you already have a residence permit, but if not, you must first get a Vergi Kimlik Numarası tax number, the procedure is free.
Or change the currency in local exchangers that work from early morning until late evening.

Life in Turkey. Turkey’s money.

Connection

When entering the country, you must purchase a tourist SIM card from a Turkish telecom operator. It stops working after 3-12 weeks, depending on the company. There are major mobile operators, such as Vodafone, Turk Telekom, Turkcell.
To stay in touch further, you should register your phone’s IMEI in the E Delvet system, for this you need to have a residence permit and Vergi Kimlik Numarası. Otherwise, it is easier to purchase a new smartphone in Turkey in order not to pay taxes for the imported mobile device.
Licensed real estate agency GURSOY HOMES after-sales service. You will be able to contact our office with any problem or situation to eliminate or explain it.

Habitation

You can rent a house for the first weeks of your stay through Airbnb, prices start from several thousand rubles, depending on the area of residence and the city.

It is also possible to contact our agency (www.gursoyhomes.com) to search for a lease. Our investors rent their real estate, so you can always find an option to your liking with us.

Life in Turkey. APARTMENT BY THE SEA.

Contact the licensed real estate agency GURSOY HOMES

for a secure transaction, for a comprehensive adaptation in the Republic of Turkey.
We know everything about real estate and life in Turkey.

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Higher education in Turkey:

Turkey has a rich history of education and many higher education institutions offering a variety of programs.
An important educational center is Istanbul, where many famous universities are located, such as Bogazici University and Istanbul Technical University.
The advantage for international students is that some universities in Turkey offer education in English, which makes education more accessible for international students.

School education:

The education system in Turkey covers primary, secondary and high school.
Compulsory education lasts 12 years, starting from the first grade.
An important stage is preparation for the Basic Educational Examination (ÖSS), which determines access to higher education.

Advantages and disadvantages of studying in Turkey:

The advantage of education in Turkey is its accessibility and variety of programs.Certain universities in Turkey may provide scholarships and benefits for international students.
However, it should be borne in mind that the education system may differ from the one you are used to, and adaptation may be required.
When considering studying in Turkey or educating your children here, it is important to do additional research and consider your unique educational goals and needs. Education in Turkey can be an interesting and enriching experience that opens the door to world knowledge and cultural diversity.

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Foreigners compatriots
To register a marriage between citizens of the same country, the following documents must be submitted:
— Joint application
— Originals and copies of valid identity documents (passport, internal passport);
— Originals and copies of documents confirming the termination of the previous marriage, if any. This includes certificates of divorce or death of the previous spouse
! Marriage registration takes place a month after the application is submitted.
The service is paid, for example, at the Consulate of the Russian Federation in Antalya, it costs $ 30.
The consulate does not have the conditions for holding a solemn ceremony, i.e. a couple can simply sign there.
Foreigners from different countries
To register a marriage in the Turkish registry office, you need to prepare the following documents:
— Notarized translation of passports
— Certificates of marital status from the consulate of your country, approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey
— Health report (You can take tests and get a certificate of Evlenme sağlık raportu at any state medical institution)
— If the bride is divorced less than 9 months ago, she must provide a certificate that she is not pregnant
— Birth certificates of future spouses (not always required)
All documents need to be translated into Turkish and apostilled. It is best to do this in Turkey.

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For citizens who do not speak Turkish, at the stage of writing the application and during the ceremony itself, the presence of a professional translator will be a prerequisite.
Marriages with Turkish citizens
To register a marriage between foreign and Turkish citizens, the following documents are required:
— Application for registration
— Foreign passport and kimlik of a Turkish citizen and their copies
— Originals and copies of documents confirming the termination of the previous marriage (if there was one), plus a certificate from the bride that she is not pregnant if she was divorced less than 9 months ago
— An extract from the register of the personal status of a Turkish citizen,
— Birth certificates
— Health report
! The list of documents may vary depending on the province. Therefore, it is worth clarifying in advance what it will take to conclude a marriage in a specific registry office in order to bring the necessary documents from your country.

Foreigners can conclude a marriage contract according to the laws of their country (or one of the countries if they are not compatriots), as well as according to the laws of Turkey. If a couple is planning to live and purchase real estate in Turkey, it is better to choose the latter option.
In order for the marriage to be valid on the territory of your country, it should be legalized at the consulate. To do this, the marriage certificate is translated from Turkish and apostilled

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