How to Register a Company in Turkey: The 5 Key Stages

 

Thinking about company registration in Turkey? While the process involves specific legal steps, it can be broken down into five main stages when managed correctly. Here’s a quick overview for foreign investors:

Stage 1: Strategy & Structure. The crucial first step is deciding between a Limited Liability Company (LLC) and a Joint-Stock Company (JSC) based on your capital, liability needs, and business plan.

Stage 2: Documentation & MERSİS. This involves drafting the core legal document (Articles of Association) and submitting it via Turkey's online MERSİS system.

Stage 3: Notarization & Capital. Key documents are notarized, and for JSCs, a portion of the capital is deposited into a bank account.

Stage 4: Trade Registry Filing. All documents are submitted to the local Trade Registry Office for final approval and official incorporation.

Stage 5: Post-Formation Activation. After registration, you must register with the tax office and Social Security (SGK) to become fully operational.

This is a simplified overview, of course. Each stage has its own detailed requirements and potential complexities. For a complete, step-by-step guide covering every detail—from the full document checklist to FAQs about remote setup—we invite you to read our comprehensive article.

Get the full details for your company formation in Turkey here: https://www.pilc.law/establishment-of-a-company-in-turkey/

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