A: If you are planning to spend more than 3 months a year in Turkey it is recommended you obtain a residency permit.

A: They are freehold.

A: Yes, you may purchase as many properties as you wish

A: At the moment Turkish Banks do not offer a mortgage system to foreigners. However some UK banks have started to offer mortgages for Turkish property.

A: Contact the Bemsa Constructıon office on the UK number 0871 990 3536 or by email and they will make the necessary arrangements.

A: No, there is no limit on how often you can visit Turkey.

A: The basic procedure is that after choosing your property a deposit is paid, a payment plan is set up and a contract is signed. Permission from the Aegean Army is then applied for. On approval from The Aegean Army the final balance is paid and the Title deeds are converted into the buyer’s name.

A: A Buyers Property tax, which will be approx. 1.5% to 3% of the sale agreement price, annual property tax , Community tax – paid twice or once yearly for local services,

A: Usually at least a 10% deposit is required.

A: Yes.Bemsa Constructıon can assist clients in renting their properties out. We will advertise your property on our website & in our offices free of charge.

A: Bemsa Constructıon offer a property management service, where we are able to check on your property and pay bills on behalf of you.

A: Not necessarily, a property in Turkey can be purchased directly from the land registry office. However, to protect the buyer Bemsa Constructıon will only sell property through a solicitor.

A: Purchasing off plan, at a price below the market value of the property gives the buyer the chance for greater capital appreciation.

A: Yes, as the prices of residential property are very reasonable at the moment compared to other European markets.

A: Yes you can. We advise you to transfer the money out of the country via a bank so that the money is recorded leaving and entering both countries.

A: Between April and October is the warmest and most pleasent time to visit Turkey. Be aware that in July and August it is very hot and crowded in the resort areas.

A: This involves a visit to the foreigners section of the local police headquarters with the relevant paperwork.

A: You will need copies of your passport, title deeds, bank account details, 5 photos’ and the relevant fee.

A: No they won't. The property will be inherited between the remaining spouse, children or parents.

A: Yes, you can fly direct to Izmir or Dalaman or via Istanbul to Bodrum.

A: It is quite a lengthy and expensive procedure to ship furniture from The UK and it is not something we recommend. Turkey offers a good selection of furniture to buy which is reasonably priced and it is an easier option.

A: The crime rate is low in Turkey – definitely much lower than in Spain and the UK

A: Sterling, Euros and American Dollars.

A: Yes you can, you will receive programmes such as BBC World, BBC Prime, CNN International, Eurosport and some other English channels.

A: If you have a residency visa, you can have a telephone installed.

A: It is 220 volts. In some areas where power surges are a factor, the purchase of a regulator is a necessity as it smoothes out these surges before they reach the electrical goods in your property.

A: Maintenance costs for complexes vary from approximately 300 500 per year for the upkeep of the complex.

A: The tap water has a high mineral content. It is recommended to drink bottled water at all times .

A: Yes, all you need is your passport.