Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about buying property in Alanya

Yes. Foreign nationals from most countries can legally buy property in Turkey, including apartments, villas and land. The purchase is completed at the Land Registry Office (Tapu) and the title deed is issued in your name. Our team handles the entire legal process, including military clearance checks and title deed transfer.

You can apply for Turkish citizenship by purchasing property worth at least USD 400,000 and committing not to sell it for three years. The process typically takes 3–6 months and covers your spouse and children under 18. We guide you through property selection, valuation reports and the full application.

Besides the purchase price, budget roughly 5–8% for: title deed transfer tax (4%), valuation report, translator and notary fees, DASK earthquake insurance, and utility subscriptions. We provide a clear cost breakdown before you commit, with no hidden fees.

Yes. Property ownership in Turkey entitles you to apply for a short-term residence permit, renewable annually. The property must meet the minimum valuation requirement in your district. We assist with the application, address registration and health insurance requirements.

Rental yields in Alanya typically range from 5% to 8% per year, depending on location, property type and whether you rent short-term (holiday) or long-term. Properties near the sea and in complexes with facilities perform best during the tourism season.

Not necessarily. You can grant a notarised power of attorney to a trusted representative, allowing the purchase to be completed on your behalf. Many of our international clients complete the process remotely after an initial viewing trip or a virtual tour.

It depends on your goal. Mahmutlar and Kestel offer strong rental demand and value for money; Oba and Tosmur suit family living close to the centre; Kargıcak and Tepe provide sea views and quieter surroundings. We match the area to your budget and objectives.

Our service continues after the title deed transfer. We assist with utility subscriptions (electricity, water, internet), furniture sourcing, property management, rental support and general local assistance — particularly valuable for owners living abroad.

Yes. Buying property in Turkey is safe when the transaction is handled professionally and all legal checks are completed. Before purchasing, it is important to verify the title deed, ownership status, any debts or restrictions on the property, and all required documentation. Working with an experienced real estate company helps ensure a secure and transparent buying process.
Yes. If you are unable to travel to Turkey, you can authorise a trusted representative through a notarised Power of Attorney to complete the purchase on your behalf. This allows the legal procedures, title deed transfer and other official formalities to be completed without your physical presence. We assist clients throughout the entire remote purchasing process.
Our standard service fee is 2% of the agreed purchase price for the buyer and 2% for the seller. In accordance with Turkish tax regulations, 20% VAT (KDV) is added to the applicable service fee. We always explain all commissions, taxes and additional costs before the transaction, ensuring complete transparency with no hidden charges.
Yes. Some Turkish banks offer mortgage loans to foreign buyers, subject to eligibility requirements, property valuation and the applicant’s financial situation. Loan terms, interest rates and approval conditions vary between banks. We can help introduce you to suitable banking partners and guide you through the application process.

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