In Turkey, property tax is typically paid annually, and the tax year follows the calendar year. Property owners usually receive tax bills in early January and have until the end of March to make the payment. The tax amount is based on the property’s assessed value and varies by municipality.

In Turkey, an “İskan” is an occupancy permit or certificate of habitation. It confirms that a building complies with safety and zoning regulations, making it suitable for residential use. It’s a legal requirement before a property can be occupied.

In Turkey, “TAPU” refers to a title deed or property ownership document. It is an official legal document that provides proof of property ownership. TAPU includes details about the property, its owner, and any restrictions or encumbrances on the property. It is an essential document when buying, selling, or transferring property in Turkey.

1. Alanya City Center (Merkez)
2. Cleopatra Beach (Kleopatra Plajı)
3. Oba
4. Mahmutlar
5. Tosmur
6. Avsallar
7. Kargicak
8. Kestel
9. Konaklı
10. Oba Beach

Yes, foreigners can open bank accounts in Turkey. Turkish banks are generally open to providing banking services to foreign individuals, including residents and non-residents.

E-Ikamet is the residence permit in the Republic of Turkey

Yes, you definitely can. You can obtain the license and rent out your real estate daily. Without the license, you can do it for 91 days and more.