litigation in turkey Navigating Litigation in Turkey for Foreign Companies Turkey’s rapidly growing economy and its unique position as a bridge between Europe and Asia continue to attract significant foreign investment. From manufacturing and real estate to technology and infrastructure, international companies see Turkey as a vital hub for expansion. However, entering this vibrant market also means encountering a distinct legal framework. For businesses operating across borders, disputes are sometimes inevitable—and navigating...

  Work permit and residence permit is regulated in differant laws in Turkey. The Law on Foreigners and International Protection No. 6458 (YUKK) regulates the residence permit that foreigners staying in Turkey for more than the duration granted by a visa or visa exemption, or for more than ninety days, must obtain. The Law on International Labor No. 6735, on the other hand, regulates the necessary procedures for foreigners to access the labor market in Turkey by work permit. This blog will examine the residence and work permits...

Introduction International commercial arbitration has become a preferred dispute resolution mechanism for cross-border business transactions due to its neutrality, efficiency, and enforceability. Turkey, as a key player in global trade, has established a robust legal framework for the enforcement of international commercial arbitration awards. The enforcement process is governed primarily by the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (1958) ("New York Convention") and the Turkish...

EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP AGREEMENTS IN TURKISH LAW exclusive distributorship Although referred to by different names such as exclusive distributorship, sole distribution, or dealership, these terms fundamentally describe the same legal relationship. Particularly in the realm of international trade, exclusive distributorship agreements constitute a highly significant contractual arrangement. These agreements often arise from the necessity of technical or intellectual property considerations, where the manufacturer, unable or unwilling...