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The Turkish Government has planned and initiated a set of infrastructure investments both as public investments and PPP projects before the hundred year anniversary of the Turkish Republic in 2023.

Türkiye has emerged as a top destination for international investments in 2024, driven by innovative economic reforms and strategic policies to attract global capital.

The law numbered 6676 amending "Law on Supporting Research and Development ("R&D") Activities" was published in the Official Gazette dated February 26, 2016 and entered into force as of March 1, 2016 ("Amendment Law").

Under international law, the prejudicial clause is also a violation of BITs between the Republic of Turkey and a number of other countries.

Turkey has made a range of changes to its state investment support scheme. Amendments apply to eligibility criteria, tax rates, support periods, as well as investment completion processes, among others aspects of the scheme.

The Turkish Citizenship by Investment program continues to attract global attention as one of the most accessible and efficient citizenship routes for investors.

Many regulations are introduced in order to encourage foreign investors to invest in Türkiye, and one of the regulations to encourage foreign investors to invest in Türkiye is the establishment of a liaison office.

In the dynamic landscape of global citizenship, the Turkish Nationality by Investment Program stands out as a beacon of opportunity for those seeking to expand their horizons.

Due to a growing global financial market and cross-border investments, foreign companies are attracted by the possibility to invest in Turkish companies.

In this article, we will reveal essential points of establishing and operating a liaison office in Turkey.

The draft law provides a one-time opportunity for the Turkish taxpayers (real or legal persons) who has unrecorded assets out of Turkey.

Turkey has updated its project-based investment incentives scheme, providing financial support for innovative, technology-oriented, R&D focused, high value-added projects, which assist in reducing foreign dependency.

Turkey has widened the scope of government incentives offered for investments in certain industries.

The Turkish real estate market, increasingly growing following the economic and political stability maintained in 2005, greatly benefited from the worldwide growth of the real estate market. With new foreign and domestic investors turning their attention towards Turkey, the Government began to analyze suitable investment models and instruments.

One of the main issues discussed with the International Monetary Fund was the unification of the Social Security Institutions in Turkey.

The Ministry of Trade (formerly known as the Ministry of Economy) ("Ministry") published the Regulation Amending the Regulation on the Implementation of the Foreign Direct Investment Law ("Regulation"), in the Official Gazette on June 1, 2018.

On 1 April 2008, the Banking Regulatory and Supervision Agency (the “BRSA”) published the Communiqué on Procedures and Principles related to Activities of Representative Offices Established in Turkey (the "Communiqué").

Foreign entities may establish a non-trading, unincorporated liaison offices which have a special status in Turkey.