Lawyer-Led SetupLegal oversight for structure, documents and registration.
Company setup in Türkiye
Start your company in Türkiye with clarity.
From choosing a structure to registration and operational setup, bring the right people and steps into one coordinated journey.
One Point of ContactOne team coordinates every setup workstream.
NAVITICAL PlatformDocuments, tasks and next steps in one place.
Company structures
Choose the right structure for your plans.
Ownership, governance and your intended activity all shape the choice. We review the structure before registration.
Limited Company (Ltd. Şti.)
A common structure for privately held businesses.
Joint Stock Company (A.Ş.)
A capital company suited to more complex share and governance plans.
Branch
An extension of an existing foreign company, with local registration.
Other Structures
Other forms may fit specific activities or entry objectives.
What we manage
From registration to an operational start.
NAVITICAL coordinates the legal and practical work with the appropriate professionals and providers.
Company Registration
Formation filings and Trade Registry coordination.
Corporate Documents
Shareholder, director and formation documentation.
Tax Setup
Tax registration and initial tax workflow coordination.
Accounting Setup
Onboarding with qualified accounting professionals.
Banking Coordination
Prepare the bank file and coordinate the process; approval rests with the bank.
Work Permit
Review founder and employee work authorization where relevant.
Explore Work PermitsCompany setup process
One continuous setup journey.
Each stage prepares the next, from the initial structure decision through an operational launch.
- 01
Structure Review
Confirm activities, ownership, governance and the appropriate company form.
- 02
Document Preparation
Coordinate shareholder documents, translations, powers and company documents.
- 03
Registration
Manage the formation file and Trade Registry steps with legal oversight.
- 04
Operational Setup
Coordinate tax, accounting, banking and other launch needs.
NAVITICAL Platform
Your business, organized.
See tasks, documents, next actions and professional coordination in one workspace. The view here illustrates how your journey can be managed.
- Progress and priorities
- Documents and tasks
- Coordinated specialists
NAVITICALExample workspace
Business workspace
72%Your Company Setup
- Structure ReviewCompany type confirmedComplete
- Corporate DocumentsShareholder file preparedComplete
- Trade RegistryRegistration completedComplete
- Tax RegistrationInitial setup completeComplete
- Banking CoordinationBank file in progressIn progress
- Accounting OnboardingProvider introductionIn progress
- Operational SetupUpcoming tasksUpcoming
Clear scope, clear pricing
Choose the support that fits.
Your proposal confirms the final scope, professional fees and any separate official or provider costs.
View Business PackagesBusiness Setup
$750Company formation essentials.
Business Launch
$1,490Company setup plus initial operating support.
Frequently asked questions
Foreign investors can use the company forms available under Turkish commercial law. For most businesses the principal choices are a Limited Company (Ltd. Şti.) and Joint Stock Company (A.Ş.); a branch or liaison office may also be relevant in appropriate cases.
A Limited Company is a capital company commonly used for privately held businesses. It can generally have one to fifty shareholders and currently has a statutory minimum capital of TRY 50,000.
A Joint Stock Company is a capital company governed through a general assembly and board of directors. Its current statutory minimum capital is TRY 250,000, with a higher threshold for the non-public registered-capital system.
Both are limited-liability capital companies, but they differ in governance, capital requirements, share-transfer mechanics and suitability for investment or more complex ownership structures. The right choice depends on the business and future plans.
It depends on ownership, governance, financing, future investors and exit plans. An Ltd. may suit many privately held businesses, while an A.Ş. can be preferable for more complex investment and share structures.
Yes. A foreign company may establish a Turkish branch; the branch remains legally connected to its foreign parent and operates through its registered local representation.
Business in Türkiye
Ready to set up your company in Türkiye?
Start with your structure, shareholders and operational goals. We’ll map the right next steps.