First documents
For the system to register you
Four documents that make you visible to the Turkish system. Tax number we handle it not because it is complex — it is a government service, done online in ten minutes and free of charge. What you pay for is our having done it without a transliteration error in the name — if there is a typo the number will have to be reissued, and your bank account, insurance and ikamet are all tied to it.
Who it suits. For those who already have status but have not yet settled into daily life.
What is included
- Tax number
- Account at a Turkish bank
- Address registration and e-Devlet access
- Health insurance meeting ikamet requirements
What the package does not include
Paid separately and directly, with no markup from us.
- The bank decides: the bank opens the account on its own terms and may refuse — we prepare the package and go with you
- Insurance policy — paid directly to the insurer
In Turkey, certain districts are closed to foreign registration, and the lists change regularly. Renting or buying in such an area means a refusal — and the money spent are non-refundable. We verify the address up to t you sign something. Document review is included in every package.
A tax number is a free government service and can be obtained online. We charge for getting it right the first time.
We handle all four steps in sequence so you don’t visit the same offices twice.
Prices are in US dollars; 20% VAT is added on top. Government fees are paid separately and directly. SVOY initial consultation — 80 $, in-depth breakdown with a specialist in Turkey — at their rates.
Housing rental and purchase, documents, bank accounts and taxes, schooling, driving licence — 34 services in Turkey, each has its own price.
Package «First documents» · Turkey
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The same package in another country
There is only one moment in life, but the documents, deadlines and costs are unique to each case: the rules are set by the country.