Can foreigners buy property in Turkey?

Yes. Foreign nationals from most countries can legally buy residential and commercial property in Turkey. Alanya Ortak Kuruluş Real Estate handles the full legal process, from TAPU transfer to tax registration and utilities.

How can I get Turkish citizenship through real estate?

Buyers who invest a minimum of USD 400,000 in Turkish real estate and keep it for at least three years qualify for Turkish citizenship. We provide approved appraisal reports and full application support.

What are the total costs when buying a property in Alanya?

Typical extra costs are around 6–8% of the purchase price: title deed tax (4%), appraisal report, notary and translation fees, DASK earthquake insurance and utility subscriptions. Our team gives you a clear itemised quote upfront.

Do I need to visit Turkey to buy a property?

No. You can buy remotely via a notarised power of attorney. Many of our international clients complete the entire purchase online, including virtual tours, contract review and TAPU transfer.

Which areas in Alanya are best for investment?

Mahmutlar, Oba, Kestel and Kargıcak are the most popular areas thanks to strong rental yields and new developments. For luxury beachfront, Alanya centre and Cikcilli are recommended. We help match locations to your budget and goals.

Utilities Subscription

After purchasing your property in Turkey and completing the title deed (TAPU) transfer, one of the first practical steps is setting up your utilities subscriptions. Alanya Ortak Kuruluş Real Estate provides full after-sales support to help you connect electricity, water, internet, and natural gas to your new home.

Electricity (AKEDAŞ / ENEDAŞ)

Electricity in the Alanya region is provided by AKEDAŞ. To open a new electricity subscription, you will need:

Title deed (TAPU) – a copy
Tax identification number
Passport (original + copy)
Application form from the electricity office

The connection is typically set up within 1–3 business days.

Water (ASAT)

Water subscriptions in Alanya are managed by ASAT (Antalya Water and Wastewater Administration). Required documents are similar to electricity, plus a payment for the security deposit.

Natural Gas (AKSA / GAZDAŞ)

If your property has a natural gas connection, you will need to register with the local gas provider. Not all properties in Alanya have natural gas — in many cases, heating is provided by split air conditioning units or electric systems.

Internet & Cable TV

Major providers in Alanya include Türk Telekom, Vodafone, and Superonline. Coverage varies by building and location.

How We Help

Our team handles all utility subscription applications on your behalf, saving you significant time and avoiding language barriers. Contact us at [email protected].

Utilities Subscription