Mahmutlar, Kestel, Avsallar and Kargıcak are open to foreign residents again. Find out everything you need to know about buying property in Alanya, the title deed process, the USD 200,000 residence permit threshold and the citizenship route.

Turkey’s Law No. 7589 lets heirs bid first when inherited property is sold in a partition case. What foreign owners and heirs abroad need to know.

A clear guide to Turkish citizenship requirements in 2024 — covering the general application route, the five-year residence rule, qualifying permit types, and what foreign nationals need to know before applying.

Turkey’s transport vision is bringing a new high-speed rail (HSR) line between Konya and Antalya. Spanning approximately 607 km, it will connect major cities including Nevşehir, Kayseri, Aksaray and Alanya, slashing travel times and reshaping the region’s economy.

As of 2026, Turkey’s residence permit and citizenship processes are subject to rigorous scrutiny — covering both financial thresholds and regional restrictions. In high-demand areas like Alanya, simply buying a property in the wrong neighbourhood can mean your investment never translates into a residence permit. Whether you’re a foreign investor or working with a legal adviser, keeping up with the latest rules is essential.

If your residence permit application in Turkey has been refused, you have just 10 days to act before a deportation order becomes possible. This guide explains cancellation lawsuits, suspension of enforcement, the 6-month rule, and key defences for Alanya property owners.

From 2026, Turkey’s inheritance and transfer tax exemption thresholds have risen again, valuation rules have been tightened and Land Registry fees have increased. Here is what heirs in Alanya need to know — including the unchanged three-month renunciation deadline and the four-month tax-return rule.

If the property you rent in Alanya is sold, your tenancy agreement does not end automatically. Under the Turkish Code of Obligations (TBK), the new owner steps into the existing contract and cannot evict you immediately, raise the rent arbitrarily or ignore your deposit. Foreign tenants should also be aware of residence permit, translation and formal notice requirements.