Tapu

The goal of many people who want to own real estate in Turkey is to obtain an ideal apartment in Turkey within the city of Istanbul or any other Turkish city, and buyers focus on several factors that they want to have in their apartment in terms of location, area,...

Buying a property in Turkey is not a difficult or complicated process or requires bureaucratic procedures. Rather, it is done through simple steps that lead to the new owner obtaining the Tabu document, which shows that he has the legal right to the property and has the right to housing,...

Firstly, will collect all necessary documents and papers, as follows: Buyer's passport with a copy certified by a notary public and translated into Turkish. Buyer's tax number. Buyer identification form.

Here in this article, you can find all of the information that is recorded in the title deed or Tapu in Turkey, and they are detailed as follows:

The extraction of the title deed, is one of the most important things to be owning a property in Turkey... So what are the documents needed to obtain a Tapu?

Title Deed Fees or Tapu fees in Turkey amount to 4% of the property price. It is imposed by the state on both the seller and the buyer and is paid only once. An agreement is made between

The title deed of the property or the so-called (Tapu) in Turkey is the official document that proves the rights to own property in Turkey, in which the real estate survey numbers and information about the property such as the name of the property owner