Are thinking to start a business in Turkey? If your answer is YES, you can learn about the steps and costs below. Turkey is one of the top ranked countries that attract the most number of foreign investors due to its unique trading location and its safe airlines.
Public Company
Private Company
Public Company
Limited Liability companies are the most favourite type of companies. A Public company can be used for several purposes including:
- they can be used for any commercial purpose, which it is often used for.
- subsidiaries of foreign companies can also take the form of an LTD in Turkey.
- shelf companies sold in Turkey are usually limited liability companies.
- offshore companies can be registered as private LTDs in Turkey.
- holding companies can also be established as LTDs in Turkey.
How much does it cost to start a business in Turkey?
Please refer to our packages written below.
How long does it take to start a business in Turkey?
It takes maximum 2 weeks for your company to be submitted in Turkey system.
Private Company
How much does it cost to start a business in Turkey?
Contact us for Free Consultancy.
How long does it take to start a business in Turkey?
It takes maximum 2 weeks for your company to be submitted in Turkey system.
Start a business and benefit from our full-service offices.
Do not overpay for office! We have decorated and prepared offices for you with the lowest price and full services (cleaning, tea/coffee hosting services, utility bills, etc.)
Start your company with us, and benefit from a ONE-YEAR Free Office!
Why Turkey?
Turkey is a country with good international relations as well as a developing market. The country is becoming more and more favourite for foreign investors for several reasons including, growing strategy, strategic location and encouraging laws for foreign investors. Read more…
Check if your idea works
Before you start a business in Turkey, make sure if your idea would work in Turkey. Contact us for professional business consultancy.
Main Steps to start a business in Turkey
- Identify an opportunity
- Check if your business idea will work
- Define a business plan
- Introduce a location for your business
- Secure adequate funding for your business
- Find the right business partners
- Start your business and perform your responsibilities as a business owner
Please be noted that
Note that for every type of business submitted in Turkey, must pay some specific amounts whether or not they are active.
- There are three taxes to be paid on a monthly basis. You must employ an accountant to submit and declare your taxes with the government.
- Pay for your health insurances. holding this insurance, you can benefit from health services in Turkey.
What we offer?
Standard
Package
Start a business in Turkey through our experts and receive services including:
Basics including;
- Employing accountant for your company
- Registering the copyright of your company
- Registering your company activities and management in the government system
- Preparing required documents for the municipality and Trade Room
Extended
Package
Our services in Extended Package of business establishment include:
- Basics +
- Registering Almaha’s address as your address in the municipality
- Cargo collection services
Smart
Package
Our services in Smart Package of business establishment include:
- Basics +
- Registering Almaha’s address as your address in the municipality
- Cargo collection services
- Applying for Working Permit (after 6 months once your company is registered)
- Free office for 12 months
- Monthly accounting process follow-up including fixed payments
FAQ
Yes. A private limited company is the most popular form of business for foreigners in Turkey. A foreigner can start a business if at least one shareholder is required to form this type of company with a minimum share capital of 10.000 TL
Contact us for consultancy at any levels of starting your business. You can book an appointment here
Foreigners can start a business in Turkey in several areas of focus, although, they tend to establish businesses that are in some ways connected to tourism or providing needs of other foreigners. Restaurants, hotels, tourism companies, estate agencies, shops, supermarkets, bakeries, etc. are the most favourite ones.
