Turkey – Property Building and Renovation
For most foreign nationals, constructing or renovating a property in Turkey is legally permissible — but the process is tightly controlled and…
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Turkey – Property Financing
Foreign nationals are legally permitted to obtain mortgage financing in Turkey, and buyers from most nationalities can access the process without major…
Read more →Turkey – Prescriptions and Medications
Turkey’s pharmacy network is well-structured and widespread, with licensed pharmacies — known as eczane — located on virtually every street in urban…
Read more →Turkey – Postal Service
Turkey’s national mail operator is PTT (Posta ve Telgraf Teşkilatı), a government-owned body with a presence at more than 4,000 locations across…
Read more →Turkey – Mental Health
Turkey offers both public and private mental health services, though coverage is unevenly distributed and the system contends with well-documented shortages of…
Read more →Turkey – Maternity and Giving Birth
Turkey’s maternity care system is well established, encompassing both public and private hospitals with generally strong standards of obstetric and neonatal services…
Read more →Turkey – Leisure and Entertainment
Turkey presents expats with a remarkably diverse leisure and entertainment landscape, weaving together one of the planet’s most complex cultural inheritances with…
Read more →Turkey – Lease Agreements
Turkey’s residential rental market operates under the Turkish Code of Obligations (TCO), a framework that affords tenants considerable legal protection — including…
Read more →Turkey – Internet
Turkey’s major cities benefit from a mature internet infrastructure, with fibre-to-the-home services broadly accessible and pricing that remains competitive. Most newcomers settling…
Read more →Turkey – Importing a Pet
Turkey welcomes domestic pets — including dogs, cats, and ferrets — and its import procedures, while thorough, are far from prohibitive. That…
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