Türkiye welcomes foreign investment, but its commercial and regulatory landscape rewards those who structure correctly from day one. We advise international clients on establishing and operating Turkish companies, drafting enforceable bilingual contracts, and resolving commercial disputes before courts and arbitral tribunals.
Our advice is practical and written in plain English — built for decision-makers, not just for files.
How We Help
Services we provide
Company formation
Limited and joint-stock company establishment, branch and liaison offices.
Commercial contracts
Distribution, agency, franchise, supply and service agreements — bilingual and enforceable.
Real estate investment
Due diligence and closing for commercial and citizenship-linked property purchases.
Employment matters
Executive contracts, terminations and workplace compliance for foreign-owned companies.
Regulatory compliance
KVKK data protection, consumer law and sector permits.
Commercial litigation
Receivables, contract disputes and shareholder conflicts before Turkish courts.
Questions
International Business Law — frequently asked
Can a foreigner own 100% of a Turkish company?
Yes — foreign ownership of Turkish companies is generally unrestricted, with sector-specific exceptions. Most clients establish a limited company with full foreign ownership.
Should our contracts be in English or Turkish?
We draft bilingual contracts with a controlling-language clause. Certain filings and some counterparties require Turkish; a properly built bilingual text protects you in both directions.
How quickly can a company be established?
With documents ready, incorporation itself typically completes within days; bank account opening and tax registration follow. We manage the whole sequence.
