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Business in Türkiye
Build your
business
in Türkiye.
Start a company, enter the Turkish market or coordinate an existing operation through one trusted team.
One Point of ContactOne team coordinates your legal, financial and operational steps.
NAVITICAL PlatformDocuments, tasks and next steps stay visible in one place.
Your coordinated network:
- Business Lawyers
- Accountants
- Business Consultants
- Local Partners
What are you trying to do?
Choose where you’re starting.
Start a Company
Establish the right structure and make your Türkiye operation ready to run.
- Company structure
- Registration
- Tax & accounting setup
- Banking coordination
- Legal documents
Enter the Turkish Market
Assess the opportunity, choose an entry model and move from strategy into execution.
- Market assessment
- Entry strategy
- Regulatory review
- Partner search
- Local setup
Run an Existing Business
Coordinate the recurring needs of a company that is already operating in Türkiye.
- Legal support
- Accounting coordination
- Work permits
- Corporate changes
- Operational support
Business services
What your business may need.
Company Formation
Structure selection, registration and launch coordination.
Legal & Contracts
Corporate documents, agreements and legal review.
Tax & Accounting
Setup and coordination with qualified professionals.
Banking & Payments
Preparation and bank-facing coordination without approval guarantees.
Work Permits
Founder and employee permit support through the Work Permit team.
Explore route →Office & Operations
Provider, office and practical operations coordination.
From idea to operation
A clear path to getting started.
Explore company setup- 01
Choose the Structure
- Business model
- Shareholders
- Company type
- Ownership structure
- 02
Establish the Company
- Registration
- Tax setup
- Required filings
- Legal documentation
- 03
Set Up Operations
- Banking
- Accounting
- Office
- Insurance and employment
- 04
Start Operating
- Contracts
- Payments
- Employees
- Compliance and support
Your business, organized
One place for every step.
- Track your progress
- Manage documents
- Work with coordinated professionals
- Stay in control
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Business workspaceBusiness Setup
72%Your Türkiye company
- Company StructureCompleted
- Company DocumentsCompleted
- Trade RegistryCompleted
- Tax RegistrationCompleted
- Corporate Bank AccountIn progress
- Accounting SetupIn progress
Transparent pricing
Clear scope.
Clear pricing.
Business Setup
$750Company formation essentials
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Business Launch
$1,490Coordinated operational launch
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From $2,500Strategy through execution
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From $4,500Complete business journey
Learn MoreFrequently asked questions
Yes. Foreign individuals and foreign legal entities can establish companies in Türkiye and are generally subject to the same company-formation framework as local investors. Sector-specific restrictions or approvals may still apply.
Generally, yes. A Turkish capital company can be wholly foreign-owned and a Turkish shareholder is not normally required, subject to any special rules for regulated sectors.
Not generally. A foreign investor may own or establish a Turkish company without becoming resident in Türkiye; residence and work authorization are separate matters.
Not merely because you are a shareholder. Company ownership, residence permission and work authorization are separate legal concepts, and incorporation itself does not grant residence or work rights.
Registration can be relatively quick once the structure and documents are ready. The overall timeline depends on foreign-document preparation, legalization/apostille, translation, signatures and the relevant Trade Registry process.
In many cases, yes. Properly drafted powers of attorney can allow representatives in Türkiye to complete substantial parts of the formation process, while foreign-issued documents may require legalization and Turkish translation.
Business in Türkiye
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Start with a clear route and one team coordinating the journey.