New exceptions to Türkiye Employment Requirements for Work Permit must be thoroughly reviewed by employers and foreign employees. The change enters into force as of 3 August 2026. Introduction Türkiye introduces significant amendments to the criteria applied to work permit procedures for foreigners. The present article will give an updated observation on the new change.
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Pi Legal Consultancy is pleased to announce that the firm is featured in The Legal 500’s Thought Leadership section, where PiLC’s legal analyses and regulatory updates are presented to an international legal and business audience. Throughout 2026, Pi Legal Consultancy has continued to publish practical legal analysis on significant developments affecting companies, investors, institutions and
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Key changes to civil litigation in Turkey under the Law No. 7589 brings significant change. The amendments particularly cover civil litigation, compensation claims, debt recovery and the calculation of statutory interest. Introduction The Law No. 7589 introduces significant changes to the civil litigation framework in Türkiye, particularly in relation to monetary claims, statutory interest, compensation
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Buying property in Turkey can offer significant opportunities for foreign investors, companies and individuals. However, a real estate transaction should not be completed solely on the basis of the seller’s statements, a real estate listing or the physical condition of the property. Before signing a binding agreement or making a substantial payment, buyers should understand
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Turkey Introduces Mandatory Turkish-English Public Disclosures for Listed Companies. That was a specific need and finally the Turkish Government found a solution. Introduction It should be underlined at the beginning that the Capital Markets Board of Türkiye (CMB), or Sermaye Piyasası Kurulu (SPK) in Turkish, serves as Türkiye’s primary authority for regulating and overseeing capital-market
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Turkey Amends Title Deed, Condominium, Zoning and Building Inspection Laws. The Law No. 7579 Amending the Law on Title Deed No. 2644 and other Laws was published in the Official Gazette No. 33261 dated 22 May 2026. Introduction Law No. 7579 Amending the Land Registry Law and Certain Other Laws was adopted on 7 May
The amendment of the Regulation on Commercial Advertising and Unfair Commercial Practices is very stunning in Turkey. Indeed, Turkey introduces major changes to advertising, influencer marketing, AI-generated content and online consumer reviews. Introduction The Amendment of the Regulation on Commercial Advertising and Unfair Commercial Practices has been circuited in the Official Gazette dated July 1,
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Navigating the complexities of Turkish tax law requires staying ahead of critical legislative changes, and the government’s latest move presents a significant opportunity for domestic and foreign entrepreneurs. With the introduction of the new Turkey asset repatriation regime, a structured pathway has been established to bring undeclared or foreign-held assets into the Turkish financial system.
The Turkish Government has taken serious steps in attracting addiction more foreign investment into the country by introducing an unprecedented legislative milestone. The Law Numbered 7582, published in the Official Gazette dated June 4, 2026, and numbered 33270, has fundamentally revised the core taxation regulatory framework for international investors. The 20-Year Tax Exemption in Turkey
The publication of Law No. 7578 in the Official Gazette on May 1, 2026, marks the official dawn of a highly structured Turkey digital game regulation ecosystem. By introducing sweeping amendments to Law No. 5651 (the fundamental internet governance law), Turkish legislators have formally brought digital games, developers, distributors, and online stores under strict regulatory
