Real estate agencies in Turkey to receive clients from Tranio
The international real estate broker Tranio proposes mutually beneficial cooperation to partner agencies in Turkey: Turkish agencies can post their real estate listings for free in Tranio’s catalogue.
Investment-based nationality in Turkey
Turkey grants citizenship to investors and their families in return for significant contributions to the country's economy, while Turkish passports can be obtained through a simplified scheme.
The countries with the highest demand for Greek golden visas
To get a Greek residence permit, investors have to spend only €250,000 on property.
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Education in Turkey
Turkey is one of the largest international education hubs. Tens of thousands of international students enter this country's universities each year. The main advantages of studying in Turkey include affordable accommodation prices and tuition fees, along with the well-developed everyday life and leisure facilities.
Visas, residence permits, and citizenship in Turkey
Citizens from 120 countries can either stay in Turkey for up to 90 days without a visa or get a single-entry visa upon arrival.
Property maintenance costs in Turkey
In Turkey, it costs €500–700 a year to maintain a two- or three-bedroom apartment and €1,200–1,700 for the same services in a house.
Taxes in Turkey
Taxes in Turkey are relatively low in comparison to Western European countries.
Mortgages in Turkey
In Turkey, both existing and newly-built properties can be purchased with a loan. The mortgage rates in this country are higher than in the EU. As such, it is beneficial to buy newly-built property with interest-free installment plans available from the developers for 12-18 months.
Buying and registering property in Turkey
urkey is a popular destination for buyers looking for hot deals on resort property, luxurious urban abodes and historical buildings to renovate. With prices rising year on year, it might be worth checking out our guide to buying property in Turkey.
Property prices in Turkey
Brits, Russians and Germans are the main foreign buyers of property in Turkey. Real estate going for €50,000–70,000 is in demand, particularly resort apartments in Alanya, Antalya, Belek, Bodrum, Didim and Fethiye, as well as flats and commercial premises in Istanbul.
Dreaming not of the sea, but of living near it: a Tranio client on how she moved to Turkey
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