End-to-end real estate legal advisory for foreign investors. No travel to Türkiye required. All transaction procedures are handled by our team. A single point of contact at every stage.
Request a Free ConsultationThe principal difficulty faced by foreign investors acquiring property in Türkiye is the complete assessment of the property's legal status and of the transaction process itself. A property acquired without legal review may give rise to title disputes, mortgage encumbrances, missing permits, or conflicting ownership claims. Miran Legal manages the entire process to a professional standard — from legal due diligence on the property through to title registration, and from the citizenship application through to lease agreements.
Your investment objectives are assessed. Title deed records, mortgage status, zoning and permit documentation are examined comprehensively.
Sale agreements are drafted and negotiated. All procedures are carried out remotely under a notarised power of attorney.
Transfer procedures are completed before the Land Registry Directorate. Ownership is legally registered in your name.
For property investments of USD 400,000 and above, the Turkish citizenship application is filed on request and the entire process is monitored by our team.
Title deed records, mortgage and lien status, zoning permits, and the chain of ownership are examined comprehensively. Potential legal risks are identified before the purchase decision is taken.
Sale agreements are drafted and reviewed. All required procedures before the Land Registry Directorate and the notary are carried out. Physical presence in Türkiye is not required; the entire process is conducted remotely under a notarised power of attorney.
For property acquisitions valued at USD 400,000 and above, the Turkish citizenship application is managed end to end. Every stage — from filing through to passport issuance — is followed with precision.
Residence permit applications for the investor and their family members, based on property ownership, are handled to a professional standard.
Contractor agreements are drafted and reviewed. Building permits and project timelines are monitored. Legal risks arising during the construction process are managed.
In disputes with contractors, vendors, or third parties, legal representation is provided in pre-litigation negotiations and in judicial proceedings.
Yes. Under a notarised power of attorney, the entire property acquisition process is conducted remotely. Title transfer, notarial procedures, and official applications are carried out by our team.
Foreign nationals may acquire residential property, commercial property, and land in Türkiye. Statutory restrictions may apply to certain regions and property types. A legal eligibility assessment is recommended for each property before a purchase decision is taken.
A property acquisition valued at USD 400,000 and above confers the right to apply for Turkish citizenship. The property must be held for a minimum period of three years.
Title deed records, mortgage and lien status, zoning status, permit information, and the chain of ownership are examined comprehensively against official registries. Identified risks are reported to the client before the purchase decision is taken.
A standard property acquisition is completed within 4 to 8 weeks. Processes including a citizenship application may take 6 to 8 months. The legal status of the property and the completeness of documentation directly affect the timeline.
Yes. Following title registration, we continue to provide legal support in the preparation of lease agreements, residence permit applications, monitoring of the citizenship process, and in any ownership disputes that may subsequently arise.
Request a complimentary 15-minute preliminary consultation to assess your real estate investment. Following the meeting, we will define a roadmap specific to your transaction together.