When buying property in Turkey, it is important to understand all government taxes and associated expenses in advance. Below is a clear overview of the main fees faced by buyers, including foreign citizens. This will help you plan your budget properly and avoid unexpected costs later on.
The main government charge when purchasing real estate.
The declared value may not be lower than the assessed value registered with the municipality (rayiç bedel).
Obtained from the municipality when the transaction is registered; it confirms the officially assessed value of the property.
A Land Registry Office fee, the amount of which depends on the status of the parties to the transaction.
Required for foreign buyers when signing the documents.
A fee for processing and maintaining the cadastral documents.
A mandatory procedure after receiving the TAPU.
Understanding all taxes and duties allows you to:
We inform our clients of all mandatory payments in advance, handle the dealings with government authorities, and support the transaction from the first viewing to the final registration of ownership.
The amounts listed above are updated annually and may vary depending on the district and the specifics of the transaction. Please contact us for current figures.
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