Home owners with no residency

mnaghbash Active member

45POSTS

2 years ago

Hi everyone

I am a British citizen and am planning to buy an apartment in kushadasi.

With this purchase I would not qualify to apply for residency because purchase price is lower than it can qualify me.

My question is if homeowners with no residency are at disadvantage to those homeowners with residency? Like tax level charge and so on.

thanks

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shamopurple New member

3POSTS

2 years ago

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I need same information but for Antalya for buying a property. Thanks

alpersezer79 Active member

25POSTS

2 years ago

Hi,

If your intention is to only stay in Turkey temporarily, residency wouldn't make any significant benefit as you can obtain short-term residency. You would run into difficulties if you wanted to reside here permanently.

mnaghbash Active member

45POSTS

2 years ago

Hi thanks, what is short term residency? do we aplly for it when arrive in turkey as a tourist?

if i have no residency, is yearly tax higher on property?

alpersezer79 Active member

25POSTS

2 years ago

You're welcome, it's maximum for 90 days and there is no tax difference if you have no residency.

cdw057 ViP

2048POSTS

2 years ago

I am simple, buying is easy, having Ikamet is a different matter. As I see you can buy a property easily, taxes are ridicileous low. Ikamet might change in 1 year time (my view).

What I miss on the forum is EXTENTION of Ikamet, please do not tell me on the rules, but on the practice (many Russians are refused, for Iraq and Iran also not so easy, but for Western Europe easier (is this honest?)

My view I understand Alanya (or Turkey as a whole) needs people who spend (and we can)