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Does anyone have any information after holidaying in Turkey on buying property there? The price is low! What's the catch?)
Does anyone have any information after holidaying in Turkey on buying property there? The price is low! What's the catch?)
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Add to this cost:
- round-trip air tickets;
- taxi from the airport and back;
- taxi to the grocery store and back.
It's like buying a house in a village a few thousand miles from work. The price is small, but if you add the cost of moving and delivering groceries and other small things, it turns out to be more expensive than buying a house near the place of work.
- round-trip air tickets;
- taxi from the airport and back;
- taxi to the grocery store and back.
It's like buying a house in a village a few thousand miles from work. The price is small, but if you add the cost of moving and delivering groceries and other small things, it turns out to be more expensive than buying a house near the place of work.
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answered 9 years ago
It's not a very low price. What is really cheap has an inconvenient location. Everything that is close to tourist zones, supermarkets and life in general costs decent money. There are good offers for apartments in Konialti - there is a city beach nearby, and there are shops, and you can get inexpensively from the airport.
There are no tricks. Clean, safe. It's good to leave to live in retirement or raise small children before school. But whether it is necessary to purchase a property for all the associated maintenance costs in order to come to rest once a year is a big question.
There are no tricks. Clean, safe. It's good to leave to live in retirement or raise small children before school. But whether it is necessary to purchase a property for all the associated maintenance costs in order to come to rest once a year is a big question.
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answered 9 years ago
Yes, compared to Moscow and other major Russian cities, the prices, of course, are trifling. There may be a small catch in the prices of utilities, and, indeed, you won’t live there all the time if you work in another country. And it's great for retirement.
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answered 9 years ago
In retirement, you also need to do something so that you don’t go crazy from boredom. You won’t communicate with your neighbors, you won’t go to the dacha, you will also get tired of the beach. Again, you need to be treated somewhere, but already for money ... And if you get very sick? Old age is not joy.
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answered 9 years ago
Well, according to my observations, old age comes later than retirement :) There are medical insurances for treatment, and medicine in Turkey is at a high level.
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answered 9 years ago
By the way, here's some news on the subject:
"Minister of Economy of Turkey N. Zeybekci announced the start of the development of a draft of the relevant resolution
Turkish Minister of Economy Nihat Zeybekci, at a meeting with investors from the Persian Gulf countries, announced the start of the development of a draft resolution on granting Turkish citizenship to foreigners who have purchased property in Turkey. “Everyone who has a certificate of ownership with our flag is our citizen. We are seriously working on this issue. All the details have not yet been clarified, but we will grant citizenship to persons who purchase real estate here,” he said.
Zeybekchi noted that he informed the Council of Ministers about this, adding that the entry into force of this resolution will take time.
Drawing attention to the Turkish government's support for the construction sector, Zeybekci said selling homes to foreigners is a kind of export."
"Minister of Economy of Turkey N. Zeybekci announced the start of the development of a draft of the relevant resolution
Turkish Minister of Economy Nihat Zeybekci, at a meeting with investors from the Persian Gulf countries, announced the start of the development of a draft resolution on granting Turkish citizenship to foreigners who have purchased property in Turkey. “Everyone who has a certificate of ownership with our flag is our citizen. We are seriously working on this issue. All the details have not yet been clarified, but we will grant citizenship to persons who purchase real estate here,” he said.
Zeybekchi noted that he informed the Council of Ministers about this, adding that the entry into force of this resolution will take time.
Drawing attention to the Turkish government's support for the construction sector, Zeybekci said selling homes to foreigners is a kind of export."
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answered 9 years ago
I don’t know, I don’t know ... about the “high level of medicine” ... at least two of my friends - one Ukrainian, the second German - are being treated: the first in Austria, the second in Germany ... both have been living in Turkey for more than 10 years permanently , married to natives ... by the way, the husband of a Ukrainian woman is also being treated in Austria))
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answered 9 years ago
and I also remember how, being in Alanya, in 1 day I cured a 4-year-old baby’s persistent diarrhea a week ago, after his dad went to the doctor with him and he prescribed him a medicine (!), Saying that the boy should not drink pills (age does not allow) ... but he didn’t tell dad that ayran, like all sour-milk, dairy products, fruits and vegetables, etc. should be excluded from the diet (and they gave the child airan to drink all day long and gave watermelon - in their opinion, airan heals everything in the world) ... I was shocked by the actions of the parents and the doctor!
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answered 9 years ago
In Turkey, exorbitant utilities (according to the guide), so housing prices are much lower than in our resort regions, and in large cities.
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answered 9 years ago
Foreigners pay for com. Services are 3 times more, if not 5, than the Turks themselves !!! So, if housing, as you say, is cheap, then the requisitions are huge after the acquisition !!
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answered 9 years ago
As for medicine in Turkey, there is none there !!! They really treat with "airan" The only thing is that there medicines are 5 times cheaper than Russian ones !! I bring them from there all the time and the quality is good - there are no fakes like ours !!
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answered 9 years ago
In my opinion, an important point is overlooked - accommodation. You must have a permanent residence visa, which is not a tourist visa. Those. it’s stupid to buy an apartment there and live - it won’t work. A residence permit is not issued with the purchase of an apartment, there is a certain qualification for the cost.
I know people who bought apartments in Germany, and they have the same visa as everyone else - 90 days in half a year.
This is where we should start, in my opinion.
I know people who bought apartments in Germany, and they have the same visa as everyone else - 90 days in half a year.
This is where we should start, in my opinion.
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answered 9 years ago
Girls who are treated in Austria can afford it and do not cry that they need to be treated for money.
If we take medicine in general - ours and Turkish, then Turkish is much better.
And correctly noticed - there are no counterfeits in pharmacies.
And the fact that our mothers are driven into a stupor by the lack of prescribing antibiotics for "diarrhea", or, more simply, for rotavirus, speaks only of our rampant illiteracy.
If we take medicine in general - ours and Turkish, then Turkish is much better.
And correctly noticed - there are no counterfeits in pharmacies.
And the fact that our mothers are driven into a stupor by the lack of prescribing antibiotics for "diarrhea", or, more simply, for rotavirus, speaks only of our rampant illiteracy.
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answered 9 years ago
Here they share their impressions about life in Turkey .... It's a pity for people ... They got ... http://antalyatoday.ru/forum/showthread.php?s=f3f1b6be39d288ef6a66912dfbe8068b&t=10792
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answered 9 years ago
Owners of real estate in Turkey almost automatically receive a residence permit, there is no comparison with Germany, each country has its own rules.
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answered 9 years ago
Well, well ... You won’t be fed up with one residence permit if you are not an oligarch :)) I don’t remember that the Germans were eager to live in Turkey en masse. On the contrary, yes. Soon there will be more Muslims in Germany than Germans.
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answered 9 years ago
Well, why just an oligarch? Maybe someone has a remote job and they don’t care where they physically live.
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answered 9 years ago
"I do not remember"? It's funny. How can you "remember" this? For the sake of interest, if you are in Turkey, go somewhere further than Antalya, for example, to Kas or Bodrum and ask who the owners of real estate and yachts are there.
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answered 9 years ago
"Almost automatically they get a residence permit" - I suspect that this "almost" is a catch.
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answered 9 years ago
The son decided to buy an apartment in Sochi. As a lover of Turkey, I decided to consider an alternative option in Antalya. My conclusions after studying the issue: a 2-room apartment in an area near the sea (within a kilometer) costs from 60 thousand Euros. Installment payment from 50 percent of the amount is possible. Annual payments (taxes, etc.) are approximately 5 percent of the price of the apartment. Plus monthly for the maintenance of the yard complex 50-100 dollars a month. And other utility bills.
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answered 9 years ago
Pachok, here you are really illiterate if you think that "diarrhea" is a symptom of exclusively rotavirus)) and then, who told you that it was this diarrhea that was cured with an antibiotic in 1 day (!)? this is the first... and second... dad in the family where they are being treated in Austria actually has dual citizenship, BUT! in fact, the important fact is that he is disabled and does not work, mom too, about the child, and so it’s clear ... so judge for yourself how big the budget of this family is)) well, this is everything to make it clearer to you. ..
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answered 9 years ago