For foreign buyers, before you sign anything
A plain-English walkthrough of the Turkish title deed process — the Tapu transfer, the Döviz Alım Belgesi, and the exact red flags to check in a power of attorney — built for buyers who don't want to learn this the hard way.
What actually trips people up
Every one of these is publicly documented — in foreigner forums, embassy advisories, and lawyer case files. None of it is secret. It's just never handed to you in order.
What the land registry actually checks, what "encumbrance-free" should mean on paper, and how to confirm the declared value matches the appraisal before you're at the counter.
The Döviz Alım Belgesi is mandatory for the VAT exemption and for the transfer to count as a legitimate foreign purchase. Miss a step here and the exemption is gone for good.
What a "limited" power of attorney should restrict, the exact wording that should never appear in yours, and how to verify it hasn't been altered after signing.
Inside the guide
Fifteen minutes before your appointment, not fifteen hours of legal reading.
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