Universal Company Incorporations

Company Formation in Turkey

Bridge your business between Europe and Asia by incorporating in one of the world’s most dynamic and investor-friendly economies.

Company Formation Specialist

Why Choose Turkey Company Formation?

Launch your business globally fast, simple, and hassle-free!

Strategic EU Location

Strategic Geolocation

company formation in multiple locations

Low Operational Costs

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Investment Incentives

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Emerging Market Potential

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Full Foreign Ownership Allowed

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Company setup process
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Business Structures available in Turkey

Limited Company (LTD)

o Most popular for foreign investors; allows 100% foreign ownership 

Joint Stock Company (AS)

o Preferred for large-scale operations and capital-intensive businesses 

Branch Office

o Operates under a foreign parent company without forming a new legal entity 

What’s Included in UCI’s Turkey Formation Package?

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Turkey Incorporation Timeline & Requirements

Company Type

Incorporation Time

Min. Share Capital (GmbH)

Foreign Ownership

Local Director Requirement

Bank Account Required

Accounting/Reporting

Registered Office

Chamber of Commerce

Legalisation

Incorporation Process in Turkey

Launch your business globally fast, simple, and hassle-free!

Why Choose UCI for Turkey formation?

Our dedication to excellence and tailored solutions has helped us earn the trust of clients across the globe.

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Set Up Your Turkish Company with Confidence

UCI ensures smooth company formation in Turkey, backed by expert legal guidance, tax planning, and ongoing business support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Foreign nationals can own 100% of shares in a Turkish Limited Company.

No. UCI can handle the entire process remotely with the power of attorney.

Yes, every Turkish company is required to have a registered business address.

Yes, Turkey offers sector-specific incentives and over 20 free zones with reduced taxes and customs.

No, but at least one director is required. A Turkish tax representative may be recommended.