Real Estate Residence FAQ
Property residence is a permit that allows foreigners to obtain residency in Turkey when purchasing property.
Yes, family members can also obtain property residency when purchasing property.
Property residency is usually valid for one year and is renewable.
It usually takes one to three months to obtain property residency.
Real estate residency is a type of residence permit granted to foreigners who purchase property in Turkey, allowing them to live in the country legally.
The minimum value specified by law to obtain real estate residency is $200.000, according to the latest updates as of October 2023.
Yes, you can purchase an old property to obtain residency, as long as the property complies with local laws and is legally owned.
Yes, you can include your spouse and minor children for residency after purchasing the property.
No, knowledge of the Turkish language is not required to obtain real estate residency.
The real estate residency permit is usually granted for two years and is renewable, provided that the property ownership continues.
Yes, but you must obtain a work permit from the immigration office in the province where the foreign resident lives.
No, to obtain real estate residency, you must be the owner of the property, not just a tenant.
No, the property must be ready for occupancy, and the title deed must be issued.
It usually takes about 15 days, but the legal timeframe is 90 days, depending on local procedures.
Yes, you can apply to change the type of residence permit from real estate residency to another type, but you must comply with legal requirements.
Yes, holders of real estate residency have access to the education and healthcare system in Turkey within certain limits.
Yes, you can use the property for seasonal holidays, but you must renew the residency before it expires to maintain your legal status.
Yes, it is always recommended to hire a lawyer or legal consultant to assist with the procedures to ensure your rights and avoid any legal issues.
