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Once you have found your dream home with Turkish Home Office, the legal process and purchase will start. This can be very complicated so below we have detailed a step-by-step guide to the process. Remember that throughout you will have a member of the Turkish Home Office team assisting you. You will need to appoint a solicitor to represent you. You can do this yourself or choose from a list of reputable lawyers. You will need to register with the local tax office. You will need your passport and copies and photographs. They will issue you with your tax card. The next stage will be to open a Turkish bank account which is very easy and straightforward to do. Bring your passports, a bill with your UK address on and your tax card. Once you have chosen your property you will then make a formal offer on it. Once the offer is accepted your solicitor can then look into making the following checks:
Once the price is settled your solicitor will draw up the contract between you and the seller. With passport photos you will go to the deeds office where your application is checked. Your deeds will then be passed to the army for them to make security checks on whoever is on the deeds. At this point, any deposit should be paid to the seller Once the deeds are returned to you, yourself and the sellar can agree when the full balance is to be paid. Additional legal information: According to the law on property purchase by foreigners in Turkey first passed in 2002, foreign nationals are able to buy property in Turkey on the conditions of this being reciprocal and of course complying with the usual legal restriction. Purchase of Property therefore must be reciprocated by that country – so if a Turkish citizen can buy in your country, you can buy in Turkey. There exists full reciprocity between 84 countries regarding Property purchase which includes most European Countries.
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