In the Principle Decision, it is expressly stated that data controllers operating in the tourism and hospitality sector must put an end to the practice of obtaining photocopies of Turkish ID cards from guests staying at their facilities and storing these photocopies

The main implications of Turkey’s Principle Decision No. 2026/347 for separating privacy notices and explicit consent across forms, digital flows, evidence and systems.

Foreign producers participating in a Turkish anti-dumping investigation must establish interested-party status, submit a reconciled questionnaire response and maintain confidential and verifiable evidence within the applicable period.

6563 Sayılı Elektronik Ticaretin Düzenlenmesi Hakkında Kanunun yürürlüğe girmesiyle birlikte, günümüzde pek çok şirketin kullanmakta olduğu promosyon, tanıtım ve reklam amaçlı ticari elektronik iletilerin kullanıcı ...

Law No: 7194(the Law) on Digital Services Tax and amendment of some laws and amendment of the Decree No: 375 has been published at the Turkish Official Gazette on 07.12.2019.

The landscape of obtaining Turkish citizenship through investment has recently undergone significant modifications, heralding a new era of enhanced due diligence and commitment requirements ...

There are two separate systems provided in the Turkish Labor Law (the Law) for the termination of employment contracts. The first system is noted as the ‘freedom of termination'

One of the most common problems regarding immovable property today is that the inherited immovables are not known/identified by the new owners, the new owner is registered in the...

Turkey’s 31 December 2026 capital compliance deadline requires valid corporate procedure, funding analysis, pre-emptive rights and timely registration.

In the realm of business transactions, ensuring payment is not just a matter of trust but also of legal preparation. Negotiable instruments, integral to financial dealings worldwide, play a critical role in Turkey's commercial landscape.

The Regulation Amending the Regulation on Real Estate Trade, published in the Official Gazette dated 29 April 2026 and numbered 33238, introduced a new Additional Article 1 on payment systems into the Regulation on Real Estate Trade. Under this amendment, for real estate sales to be completed after 1 July 2026, where all or part of the sale price is paid in cash, by wire transfer, electronic funds transfer or other payment methods to be determined by the Ministry of Trade, the sale price must be paid through the Secure Payment System.

These four categories are numerus clausus, and are therefore listed exhaustively.

In recent regulatory developments affecting the short term rentals and Airbnb listings of luxury residences in Turkey, the government has issued a secondary regulation that refines the legislative framework ...

The novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and the Covid-19 disease it is causing are having an unprecedented impact on business and commercial activities all around the world.

Technology transfer agreements are increasingly shaping the Turkish innovation ecosystem, creating pathways for foreign investors and Turkish startups to collaborate, scale, and commercialize cutting-edge ideas...

The novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and the Covid-19 disease it is causing are having an unprecedented impact on business and commercial activities all around the world. The pandemic has also reached Turkey...

The Turkish Personal Data Protection Board’s Decision dated 22 July 2026 and numbered 2026/1491 was published in the Official Gazette dated 13 August 2026 and numbered 33339. The Decision extends the compliance period for verifying third-party use in loyalty-card transactions until 28 February 2027.

Companies registered in Turkey from 1 January 2026 must open their share ledger and general assembly meeting and negotiation ledger electronically through ETDS as part of the incorporation process.

With an amendment to its Civil Code in 2013, Hungary introduced the concept of the Trust—originally rooted in the Anglo-American legal system, into its domestic legal framework, marking a significant development in the field of asset planning.

Law No. 7589 changes rules on enforcement, statutory interest, criminal procedure, compensation and civil proceedings in Turkey.