FAQ / Frequently Asked Questions

Ayvazoglu Homes provides services throughout the entire property purchase process: from obtaining a tax identification number (TIN) to opening a bank account, preparing a property valuation report, transferring the title deed, connecting utility numbers, organizing a furniture tour, and much more. You can view the full range of services on this page. Our service.

Unlike most other countries, transactions in Turkey are much simpler and take less time. You can open a bank account in an hour if you come to the bank with the necessary documents. Learn more about opening a bank account in Turkey.

Yes. In Turkey, banks accept power of attorney for financial transactions. Therefore, your representative can withdraw money from your bank account by presenting a valid power of attorney. power of attorney.

A title deed (TAPU) is a document confirming the owner's rights to real estate. It contains information about the location, size, type of property, and its owner. Learn more about title deeds in Turkey.

The number of people who will be registered in one tapu as owners is not limited.

Since the property you purchase in Turkey is in unconditional ownership, your family members will inherit it after your death.Learn more about property inheritance in Turkey.

If your property is part of a residential complex, you are legally obligated to pay utility bills. Furthermore, this is morally binding, as the money collected is used for the improvement of the common area. Related:Maintenance and upkeep fees for an apartment in Turkey.

No problem! You can restore your tapu at the Cadastral Office for a small fee. Your registration data is stored securely in both printed and digital form at the Land Registry and Cadastre Office.

A residence permit makes many transactions much easier while you're in Turkey. Furthermore, a residence permit allows you to legally stay in Turkey longer than the established visa-free period, enter and exit the country freely, and avoid worrying about violating immigration regulations.Learn more about residence permits in Turkey.

Yes. You can purchase real estate in Turkey remotely and obtain a residence permit by issuing a power of attorney to a trusted person.Related page: online shopping

You can apply for an extension of your residence permit 60 days before the expiration of your current residence permit.

Yes. Foreigners who purchase real estate in Turkey worth at least $400,000 can obtain Turkish citizenship. Related Sections: Turkish Citizenship

There are no restrictions on quantity. You can purchase multiple properties for a total of $400,000, and these properties can even be located in different cities.

No, Turkish law allows dual or multiple citizenship. It depends entirely on the laws of your home country.

Yes. You, your wife (or husband), and all children under 18 years of age (on the day of application) can obtain Turkish citizenship.

Yes, you can obtain a tax identification number online. You can also apply for one at tax office offices located in every district of any city in Turkey. Read more about obtaining a tax identification number in Turkey here.

The monthly utility fee depends on the complex's features. The more amenities and services the complex offers, the higher the monthly fee. We inform our clients of this amount before purchasing. Read more here: Maintenance and upkeep fees for an apartment in Turkey.

Many developers offer properties already furnished. If you prefer, you can purchase your home furnished, or we can offer you a number of locations where you can choose furniture to suit your taste. Furniture tour is one of our free after-sales services.

Almost all areas of Turkey have payment points where you can pay your utility bills. You can also set up auto-payment on your mobile phone to pay your bills. banking application.

If you've owned the property for five years or more, you're exempt from property sales tax. You must ensure all utility bills are paid on time. Read more about property taxes here.