Istanbul's Legal Team
for International
Investors
We handle the legal process end to end — from title deed verification and citizenship filings to company registration and compliance — so your position in Turkey is properly secured.
Represented
Areas
01 — Citizenship
Turkish Citizenship
by Investment
Full legal management of Turkey's citizenship-by-investment program across all five qualifying routes.
- Bank deposit route
- Real estate acquisition
- REIT share investment
- Government bonds & job creation
02 — Real Estate
Real Estate
Law
Legal representation for property acquisition, title verification, and landlord-tenant disputes in Turkey.
- Title deed verification & transfer
- Contract review & negotiation
- Eviction proceedings
- Rent adjustment law & due diligence
03 — Immigration
Immigration
Law
Permit applications, residency filings, and apostille services for individuals and families.
- Residence & work permits
- Family residence permits
- Apostille & notarization
04 — Company Formation
Company
Formation
Legal incorporation of Turkish entities across all six recognised structures for foreign investors.
- AŞ & LTD incorporation
- Liaison & branch offices
- Free zone & subsidiary setup
05 — Corporate
Corporate
Law
Ongoing legal management for companies operating in Turkey, including M&A and regulatory compliance.
- Mergers & acquisitions
- AML compliance
- Commercial contracts
8 yr
In Istanbul
47
Nationalities Represented
5
Practice Areas
A legal firm built for international investors in Turkey.
Foreign investors in Turkey face a layered legal environment — land registry rules, corporate filing requirements, immigration statutes, and citizenship regulations that do not translate cleanly across jurisdictions. NLI Global operates exclusively within this environment, providing dedicated legal representation rather than advisory guidance.
Every matter is handled by qualified lawyers, under a formal retainer, with full accountability at each stage of the process.
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Speak with a lawyer about your matter in Turkey.
Initial consultations are conducted in English. No obligation.
