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Turkish law grants foreign investors largely the same conditions as domestic investors. A joint-stock company (A.Ş.) or a limited liability company (Ltd. Şti.) with foreign shareholders can be established; alternatively, a branch or a liaison office may be preferred. We carry out document certification, apostille, and power-of-attorney processes on a multilingual basis.
Turkish law grants foreign investors largely the same conditions as domestic investors. A joint-stock company (A.Ş.) or a limited liability company (Ltd. Şti.) with foreign shareholders can be established; alternatively, a branch or a liaison office may be preferred. We carry out document certification, apostille, and power-of-attorney processes on a multilingual basis.
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