Pi Legal Consultancy September Bulletin

 




September 2025 Bulletin — Pi Legal Consultancy

Pi Legal Consultancy, one of the leading international law firms in Türkiye, continues to expand its commitment to global knowledge-sharing through the publication of free legal articles, business insights, and regulatory updates.

Our September 2025 Bulletin highlights trending legal developments and institutional milestones. Among them, our feature article on Work Permits in Türkiye, authored by Attorney Büşra Dereli, explores the critical distinction between residence and work authorization, outlining types of work permits, application processes, and key compliance obligations for foreign professionals and employers.

In this issue’s Legal Alerts & Insights section, we examine the Regulation on Employer Responsibility for Deportation Costs of Foreigners, addressing essential questions about employer obligations, deportation-related expenses, and administrative liability under Turkish immigration law.

Beyond our publications, Pi Legal Consultancy continues to play an active role in shaping international legal cooperation. We are honored to provide consultation and representation to the European Commission of the European Union in the field of recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in Türkiye. Our firm’s expertise has also contributed to the World Bank’s 2025 Business Ready (B-READY) Project, where we analyzed company formation, licensing, and registration frameworks for foreign direct investments. In recognition of these efforts, our founding partners Aladdin İraz and Sevcan Gökalp İraz received the Certificate of Appreciation from the World Bank Group.

Pi Legal Consultancy has also been distinguished by international bodies, receiving prestigious awards such as the International Law Firm of the Year (London Prestige Awards Group), Global Recognition Award 2024, and Banking and Finance Law Experts of the Year 2025 (Global Law Experts, UK).

At Pi Legal Consultancy, we stand by our vision — bridging global legal standards with local expertise — and we continue to provide our clients and partners with reliable, insightful, and forward-thinking legal guidance.

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