Category Company Formation

Branch office establishment in Turkey is one of the most strategically significant steps a foreign company can take when entering the Turkish market. Unlike a subsidiary, a branch office is not a separate legal entity — it is a direct…

Joint stock company establishment in Turkey has become one of the most preferred legal structures for both local and international investors seeking scalability, credibility, and access to capital markets. Governed by the Turkish Commercial Code, this company type—known as “Anonim…

Free zone company establishment in Turkey has become one of the most strategic entry points for foreign investors seeking tax efficiency, simplified regulatory frameworks, and access to both European and Middle Eastern markets. Turkey’s free zones offer a unique combination…

Foreign investors continue to view Turkey as one of the most strategic jurisdictions for regional expansion, international trade, manufacturing, technology investments, and cross-border operations. Positioned between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, Turkey offers direct access to major global markets,…

Turkey continues to strengthen its position as a strategic commercial hub connecting Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. With its dynamic domestic market, advanced logistics infrastructure, skilled workforce, and favorable investment climate, the country remains highly attractive for…

Turkey’s strategic position as a bridge between Europe and Asia has made it a crucial hub for international business operations. As global commerce continues to evolve in 2026, Turkish business lawyers have emerged as indispensable partners for companies seeking to…

Understanding the concept of the Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) is critical for companies and legal entities operating in Turkey today. Since 2021, Turkish law mandates comprehensive disclosure and declaration of UBO information, aligning with global efforts to increase transparency and…