Company Formation in Turkey for Foreign Investors
What foreign founders should consider before setting up a Turkish company.
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Contract drafting, distribution relationships, termination strategy and cross-border commercial risk management.
For a first review, send the core documents, a short timeline, the parties' names and locations, the Turkish asset or authority involved, and the practical result you want to achieve. If a deadline, hearing, payment demand or authority letter exists, mention it first.
We check whether the matter can start remotely, which documents need translation or apostille, whether a Turkish power of attorney is needed and which official or court route is likely to follow.
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The answers below are general. The concrete route depends on documents, dates, parties and current law.
The risk often lies in unclear renewal, termination, jurisdiction and post-contract consequences. These points should be checked before signing or before sending a termination notice.
We can review Turkey-related risk from a Turkish law and practical enforcement perspective. Where foreign law advice is required, coordination with foreign counsel may be necessary.
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