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Av. Onur ÇalışıcıIstanbul Bar Association, Bar reg. no 83426

Lex Lata Consulting & Law

Your lawyer in Istanbul, in English.

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We handle criminal, civil and administrative cases. For companies, we also work in corporate and commercial law and in collecting commercial debts. Meetings and correspondence are in English or Turkish.

From the first message, your file is handled directly by a lawyer. Meetings and correspondence in English or Turkish.

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Av. Onur Çalışıcı, Istanbul Bar Association Bar reg. no 83426 SNS Plaza, Kağıthane, Istanbul English and Turkish

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Lex lata is Latin for the law as it is. From the first meeting, your file is handled directly by a lawyer.

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Istanbul Bar Association, Bar reg. no 83426. With foreign clients we write in English and explain what each Turkish document says.

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Can a foreign national or company own 100% of a Turkish company?

Yes. Under the Foreign Direct Investment Law No. 4875, foreign investors are treated equally with Turkish investors and may own 100% of a Turkish company in most sectors, without a local partner. A limited number of regulated sectors — banking, insurance, energy, media and aviation — carry licensing or shareholding conditions.

How much capital do I need to set up a company in Türkiye?

Since 1 January 2024 the minimum capital is 250,000 TL for a joint stock company (A.Ş.) and 50,000 TL for a limited company (Ltd.) (TCC Arts. 332 and 580, as raised by Presidential Decision No. 7887). In a joint stock company at least 25% of the cash capital is paid before registration and the rest within 24 months after registration (TCC Art. 344).

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Tool Is a debt in Türkiye time-barred? Three questions about what the claim rests on, its due date and what has happened since. The result shows the limitation period, the date it points to and the enforcement route. Check

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