Residence and work status
Review of Turkish residence and work permit matters, official notices and the available steps in response to a decision.
TURKISH LAW · İZMİR OFFICE
If your plans or dispute involve Türkiye, tell us briefly what you need. Mertcan Turan's İzmir office can review whether it can assist with the Turkish law aspects of your matter and explain the next steps for an initial discussion.
An enquiry is not a confirmed appointment or the start of an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send passports, identity numbers, health information, trade secrets or complete case files in your first message.
TURKISH LAW SUPPORT
Our work concerns Turkish law and procedures in Türkiye. The scope of any engagement depends on your circumstances, the documents, applicable rules and whether the office can accept the matter.
Review of Turkish residence and work permit matters, official notices and the available steps in response to a decision.
Review of the proposed application route and supporting records. An investment or application does not guarantee citizenship or any other outcome.
Turkish law support for property transactions, family matters and inheritance with a connection to Türkiye, including questions involving foreign documents or decisions.
Review of company, branch or liaison office options, investment documents, representation and the Turkish requirements relevant to the planned activity.
Review of Turkish law aspects of contracts, including payment, delivery, governing law, dispute resolution and termination terms.
Review of Turkish employment, work permission, data protection and other requirements relevant to operations in Türkiye.
Assessment of Turkish litigation, debt recovery and the recognition or enforcement in Türkiye of foreign judgments or arbitral awards.
CROSS-BORDER SCOPE
We address the Turkish law and Turkish procedure relevant to your matter. If another country's law is involved, you may also need advice from a lawyer licensed in that country. Translation, interpreting and any work with other professionals are considered for the particular matter.
Contact our İzmir officeFIRST ENQUIRY
Please keep the first message general. The office will tell you if documents are needed and how to share them. Do not attach sensitive records at this stage.
HOW WE WORK
Use email, WhatsApp or phone. An initial message does not reserve a meeting.
The office checks the general subject, timing, availability and whether a conflict of interest prevents it from acting. It will confirm a suitable contact method if the matter can be discussed.
The proposed scope, fees, required information and any formal authority are addressed before legal work begins. No result can be guaranteed.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. You can send an initial enquiry remotely. The office will confirm whether and how a discussion can take place.
This page describes support on Turkish law and procedures. A matter governed by another country's law may also require advice from a lawyer licensed there.
No. The office confirms availability, the appropriate channel and the scope of any meeting separately.
No. Describe the general issue and any urgent date first. Wait until the office asks for specific records and confirms a suitable way to share them.
No. Each matter depends on its facts, evidence, applicable rules and the relevant authority or court.
You can use this English page to prepare an initial enquiry. The office will confirm the communication arrangements for the particular matter.
CONTACT OUR OFFICE
Send a brief description of your matter. Include an urgent deadline if there is one, but wait for instructions before sharing sensitive documents.
Sending an enquiry does not establish an attorney-client relationship, confirm an appointment or mean the office has accepted the matter.
This page describes the office's areas of work and contact process. It does not provide advice for a specific matter, a fee quote, an eligibility decision or a promise of outcome. The office must review the facts, documents, deadlines and applicable law before giving matter-specific advice.
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