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How is a company with foreign shareholders established in Türkiye?

Foreign natural or legal persons may establish a company under the same conditions as Turkish citizens. Incorporating a joint-stock or limited liability company involves drafting the articles of association, subscribing capital, registering with the trade registry, and completing tax registration. We run the process end to end and structure the shareholding arrangement according to your objectives.

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Practice & Disputes
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Foreign natural or legal persons may establish a company under the same conditions as Turkish citizens. Incorporating a joint-stock or limited liability company involves drafting the articles of association, subscribing capital, registering with the trade registry, and completing tax registration. We run the process end to end and structure the shareholding arrangement according to your objectives.

Foreign natural or legal persons may establish a company under the same conditions as Turkish citizens. Incorporating a joint-stock or limited liability company involves drafting the articles of association, subscribing capital, registering with the trade registry, and completing tax registration. We run the process end to end and structure the shareholding arrangement according to your objectives.

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