Foreigners can buy new vehicles from car dealerships in Turkey or used cars from individual sellers. Car dealers will provide you with all the necessary documents so that you can purchase the new car before you go to a notary for the sale process. But if you are thinking about buying a used car, you will need some additional documents. But first of all, the most basic thing that a foreign citizen must have to buy a car in Turkey is a valid residence permit document. For foreigners coming to Turkey for a short vacation, it will be a more convenient option to rent a car or take a taxi while traveling. However, for those who plan to fully settle in Turkey or stay in the country for a longer period, buying a car in Turkey will be a more convenient and comfortable option.
Notarized Sales Deed Sales invoice Certificate of Road Conformity Receipt of Excise Duty (Excise Duty) Compulsory traffic insurance
There are no restrictions on the sale of used vehicles to foreigners in Turkey. However, when buying a used car, you need to pay close attention to the purchase receipt. Whether you are buying from a car dealership or someone you find on the Internet, you should get an auto expert report for the car you are going to buy. You can get an auto appraisal report from vehicle appraisal companies. This report shows all the features and history of the car. In this way, you can find out if the car has any accident history or if any parts of it have been replaced. Car sales in Turkey are carried out at notaries. Before you go for admission to notary offices, which you can find in all districts, you should make sure that all the necessary documents are ready. If one of these documents is missing, the transaction will not be made by a notary.
License (license) and traffic certificate: issued by the seller Notarized certificate of sale: issued by a notary Valid identity document: Identity card obtained from Turkey, notarized passport or driver’s license Power of attorney: Only if the transaction is made on behalf of another person Current address and phone number
Since all documents are prepared in Turkish, the sworn translator must translate what is written in the documents to a foreign national before signing. The contract of sale will be drawn up as soon as possible when you go to a notary with all the necessary documents. After the interpreter explains the contract to the foreign national in his native language and the parties agree to the terms written in the sales agreement, both parties sign the documents. Buying a car in Turkey is a very simple and fast process.
Foreigners residing in Turkey with a work permit can buy a new car with a tax exemption if they meet various conditions. These vehicles are registered with a blue license plate. That is why they are also known as cars with blue license plates. Foreigners who are eligible to buy tax-free vehicles can also buy second-hand vehicles with blue license plates from other foreigners. Vehicles with blue license plates are exempt from Excise Duty (Excise Duty) and Value Added Tax (VAT). However, the exemption does not cover the annual road tax or the bandrol tax.
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The tax-free sale of used cars from one foreigner to another takes place at the seller’s consulate. With a tax exemption, the purchase of zero vehicles takes place at a notary. October October October is a very similar process to buying a regular car in Turkey, except for some additional documents. The October documents required for the transaction are; Residence/work permit Tax receipts Notarial certificate
Turkish citizens and foreigners who do not meet these requirements cannot buy vehicles in Turkey without taxes. In other words, a car purchased tax-free can only be sold to a foreigner who still has the right to purchase it. However, there is no need to worry about this. Several firms can help sell tax-free cars within a reasonable period.
The Turkish used car Sunday is quite lively. After using it for a while, you may think that your car has lost its value. However, this is not exactly the case in Turkey. The demand for used cars in Turkey is also quite high. In other words, you can sell your car at a profit even after using it for a while.