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In a world growing with the development of technology, people's needs are increasing day by day.

Turkish citizenship can be acquired in several ways, including by marriage or employment or living for a certain period of time. Another option is making investment in the country.

The main points of the Individual Participation Capital system, regulated under the Regulation, have been reviewed below.

Kamu İhale Kurumu'nun resmî web sitesinde yayımlanan 15.03.2024 tarihli duyuru ile 17.03.2024 tarihinden itibaren temini veya teyidi resmi makamlar ve resmi makamlara...

The Presidential Annual Program for 2023 ("Program") was published in the Official Gazette on 25 October 2022. The Program aims to determine Turkey's goals and policies for the year 2023.

The Regulation on Duty Free Shops "Regulation") was published in the Official Gazette numbered 30148 and dated 8 August 2017 and abolished the former Regulation on Duty Free Shops...

The draft for the Communiqué were previously published for public feedback in September 2022.

Our article hereby summarizes how crowdfunding works and the principles under the Law.

Turkey has introduced a new legislative regime focused on crowdfunding. It is the first time that crowdfunding structures receive specific attention from Turkish legislators.

Foreign investors have been allowed to acquire Turkish citizenship exceptionally via Article 12 of the Turkish Citizenship Law No. 5901.

Starting with the trade liberalisation and opening up of the economies world over accordingly, each country has been trying to attract foreign capital through liberalised investment policies.

The amount to be transferred is limited to 20,000,000 TRY on annual basis.

Tanımlamalardaki değişiklik bu şekilde iken platform kuruluşlarına ilişkin olarak da belli bazı düzenlemelere yer verilmiştir.

Due to the remarkable rate of development in the Turkish markets over the past 30 years, investors that wish to share their risks, costs, responsibilities and liabilities prefer to form joint venture partnerships in relation to their investments in Turkey.

For start-ups, securing investment is just as crucial as coming up with an idea and developing a product or service. Start-ups naturally require investment to bring a project to life and foster its growth.

Venture capital financing remains one of the most common funding routes for early-stage companies with strong growth potential but with limited access to financing. Despite inflation and a challenging macroeconomic environment, Türkiye's venture capital market continues to evolve. Based on the publicly available information, the number of VC transactions rose from 331 in 2024 to 360 in 2025, a sign that the market remains active.

One of the first projects we carried out as the Entrepreneurship Committee of Young Businessmen Association of Turkey was on the establishment of cooperation between "universities and the industry" to pass our experience on to the graduate students of Marmara University.