Real property acquisition by foreign real persons in Turkey

The concept of the right to property was adopted in Magna Carta of 1215, known as the first written constitution of history, and this right was first introduced in an international official document. Thus, the right to property has been recognized as one of the fundamental rights of human rights and many arrangements have been made in the developing process. In our country, the first regulation regarding the right to property is included in the Edict of Islahat which was declared in 1856 during the Ottoman period. After this, many regulations regarding the right to property have been made. Their details will be discussed in the content of the study. Thus, the right to property, which is regarded as one of the fundamental rights of human rights, has also been in question for foreigners in our country. According to the thesis topic, the acquisition of immovable property of only foreign real persons will be examined in detail and foreign legal entities will not be mentioned. With the historical developments in our country regarding the acquisition of real estate by foreign real persons, the conditions and procedures under which they can acquire real estate on the basis of the conditions and the progress of the application and their limitations, exceptions and prohibitions will be mentioned in detail.