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Passport forgery remains one of the most significant challenges for border security and public order in Turkey. Although Turkish passports are produced with modern biometric technology and comply with international security standards, forged or fraudulently obtained passports continue to appear in criminal investigations, human-smuggling cases and illegal border-crossing attempts. Turkey’s ... More Information
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Nov2025
31
Jul2025
In Türkiye, operations of private detectives are becoming more visible, but the profession is not officially regulated by law. Unlike in some countries, there is no legal framework or licensing system for private detectives. According to Turkish law, only attorneys have the legal authority to collect evidence for use in ... More Information
11
Apr2025
We are pleased to announce that Bıçak Law Firm, a global law firm based in Türkiye, has officially become a member of the International Law Firms (ILF) Association - a respected worldwide network of leading independent law firms present in more than 70 jurisdictions.
Following a comprehensive vetting process by the ... More Information
30
Oct2024
We are pleased to announce that Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak, Chairman of Bicak Law Firm, has published a comprehensive chapter titled “Anti - Money Laundering Laws and Regulations Turkey/Türkiye 2024” in The International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG), a premier resource by the Global Legal Group. Released on June 6, 2024, ... More Information
14
Jul2023
As a developing country with great development potential within the context of doing business, Turkey has attracted enormous volumes of foreign direct investments (FDI) . There are many opportunities that foreign companies can take advantage of, including the large and fast-growing domestic market, an improving institutional environment, various investor-friendly policies ... More Information
25
Oct2020
Granting a Power of Attorney (PoA) for use in Turkey can be essential for managing legal matters, completing administrative procedures, or authorising professionals to act on your behalf. Yet, for many foreign nationals, the process appears unfamiliar, overly bureaucratic and often confusing due to language barriers and differing notarial procedures. This ... More Information