Company Type and Founder Structure
We help foreign founders evaluate company type, ownership structure, capital planning, manager or board authority, and legal documentation before incorporation.
Balabanli Law Firm
We advise foreign founders and investors on company formation in Turkey, shareholder structure, registry steps, signing authority, contracts, and work permit planning.
Our legal services in company formation lawyer in turkey are listed below.
We help foreign founders evaluate company type, ownership structure, capital planning, manager or board authority, and legal documentation before incorporation.
We support articles of association, signature authority, shareholder details, registry documents, tax registration coordination, and post-incorporation obligations.
We prepare and review agreements covering decision-making, reserved matters, exits, deadlock, confidentiality, transfer limits, and dispute resolution between founders.
Foreign founders and employees may need work permit planning. We coordinate corporate setup with immigration timing and employer-side document expectations.
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Read ArticleCommon questions about company formation lawyer in turkey.
Yes. Foreigners can establish companies in Turkey, but document preparation, shareholder structure, tax, signing authority, and work permit issues should be planned.
Limited and joint-stock companies are common. The choice depends on ownership, investment plans, transfer flexibility, governance needs, and future fundraising.
No. Company formation and work permit status are separate. Foreign founders should review work permit requirements before working actively in Turkey.
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