How to obtain a Turkish property title (TAPU)

A Turkish title deed is the document that verifies ownership of a specific property. The property deed or land purchased is registered on the title deed in Turkey, and the buyer and seller sign in the presence of the state translator. A landlord is an individual or legal entity whose name is written directly on the title deed. There is no age limit: minor children can also be listed on the title deed property in Turkey.

Types of Turkish Royal Bonds

There are two types of bond stay in Turkey.

Full title deed (red)

When an apartment in Turkey is bought ready for delivery and housing, the title deed will be given to the apartment that was purchased, as the title deed indicates your ownership of the apartment. The real estate registry of the apartment must be disclosed before the purchase process in order to know if the property is subject to restrictions such as seizure or mortgage. The Real Estate Registry Department must be checked for disclosure and inquiries because the restrictions are not mentioned if they are found in the title deed.

1. 1- The address of the piece of the apartment or land purchased.

   2- A copy (when submitting documents, two copies of the passport are required);

   3- Information about land registration in the survey office.

   4- Site status (taken from information provided to the survey office);

   5- The land area owned by the new owner (proportional to the size of the acquired housing);

   6- The condition of the property owned by the new owner (type of property);

   7- Property value.

   8-Information about former owners;

   9- Information about new owners;

   10-The date the property was purchased by the previous owner;

   11-TAPU registration number for the previous owner (changes upon transfer of ownership);

   12-Tabu documents registration documents;

   13-The date the property was purchased by the new owner;

   14-Seal of the Survey Office and the signature of the Commissioner.

Easement real estate bond (blue)

When a property under construction is purchased, the property is registered with an easement title deed. The easement (blue) bond is the title deed, which is registered for each section of the project, where the construction company is planning the project and laying out the plan to start building the project after obtaining approval for construction. The project is divided into several sections, and each apartment is equipped with a special title deed that shows the location, area of the apartment, and information about it. Upon completion of construction work, the title deed will be granted in full.

The steps to obtain a Turkish title deed

Step 1. Make an appointment at the local title office with the ID passport.

Step 2. Both parties agree on the value of the property, and then stamp duty is applied. This is paid by the buyer.

Step 3. Pay stamp duty by bank transfer.

Step 4. The seller signs the title deed to the buyer by acknowledging receipt of the apartment amount and confirming that he is transferring the property right without coercion.

Step 5. The buyer signs and accepts the title deed, including any fees that it may be.

Step 6. The original title deed is issued in the name of the new owner.