Working with us from abroad

Hire a lawyer in Türkiye — from anywhere.

You don't need to be in Türkiye, or speak Turkish, to instruct a Turkish lawyer. From wherever you are, tell us your matter, get a clear assessment and a fixed fee in English, sign a power of attorney at a Turkish consulate or by apostilleApostilApostilleA certificate added to a public document in its own country so that it is accepted as genuine in Türkiye, without consular legalisation.Glossary → — and we act for you, in court, before the authorities and at the land registry.

Work in 7 languagesFixed, written feesA real lawyer replies within a dayWe act by power of attorney

You don't have to set foot in Türkiye

Most legal work in Türkiye can be handled remotely once you grant your lawyer a power of attorney (vekâletnameVekâletnamePower of attorneyThe notarised document that authorises a Turkish lawyer to act for you — the reason most matters can be handled without you travelling.Glossary →). We file the papers, deal with the authorities, appear at hearings and complete transactions on your behalf — while you stay where your life and business are. A company can be formed, a debt recovered, a property bought, an inheritance settled or a dispute run without you boarding a plane.

This is the core of how we work: we serve foreign businesses and individuals who are rarely in the country, so engaging us from abroad is the normal path, not the exception.

How it works

Four steps, fully remote

The process is deliberately simple, and you know the cost before you commit to anything.

01

Tell us your matter

Describe it in plain English through the form above, by WhatsApp or by email. There's no charge to ask.

02

Get a fixed-fee plan

A real lawyer reviews it and replies — usually within one business day — with the likely path, the timeline and a written, transparent fee.

03

Grant power of attorney

If we need to act for you, we send the exact wording and the fastest route in your country — a Turkish consulate, or a local notary plus apostille.

04

We act for you in Türkiye

We handle every filing, authority and deadline, and keep you updated in your language at each meaningful step.

Start here — no charge to ask

Tell us your matter

A few sentences — what happened and what you'd like to solve. Plain language is fine; no legal terms needed.

A real lawyer reads it — not a bot. Usually a reply within one business day.

Power of attorney from abroad — the practical part

A power of attorney is the document that lets a Turkish lawyer act in your name. You can grant one without travelling to Türkiye, by one of two routes:

  • At a Turkish consulate or embassy. The consulate in your country can issue a Turkish power of attorney directly, in Turkish, ready to use. You attend in person with your passport; we prepare the text and the list of powers in advance.
  • By a local notary, then apostille. A notary where you live issues the document, you have it apostilled (or legalised, for non-apostille countries) and translated into Turkish. We tell you which route is quicker and cheaper for your jurisdiction.

We give you the precise scope to authorise — broad enough to handle your matter, no broader — so you stay in control of what we can and cannot do.

In the language you actually speak

We work in English, Turkish, French, Russian and Chinese. You read every assessment, document and decision in your own language, and you deal with the same lawyer throughout — not a call centre and not a rotating cast of juniors.

Transparent, fixed fees

Wherever the matter allows, we agree a fixed or capped fee in writing before any work starts, so you know the cost up front with no hourly surprises. You decide whether to proceed with the full picture in front of you.

A Lexin Legal lawyer signing a document on the firm's branded letterhead
You don't have to be in the room. We never leave it — and we act on your matter as if it were our own.The approach behind every Lexin Legal engagement

Frequently asked questions

Can I hire a Turkish lawyer without coming to Türkiye?

Yes. With a Turkish power of attorney we can file, appear in court, negotiate and complete most matters on your behalf while you stay abroad — a company, a property purchase, a debt recovery, an inheritance or a dispute.

How do I give power of attorney to a lawyer from abroad?

Two routes. A Turkish consulate or embassy in your country can issue the power of attorney directly, ready to use; or a local notary issues it and you have it apostilled (or legalised) and translated. We send you the exact wording and tell you which route is faster and cheaper for your country.

Do I have to attend court in person?

Usually no. Once you grant power of attorney, your lawyer represents you at hearings and before the authorities, and you are kept updated in your language at each meaningful step.

How are your fees charged?

Wherever the matter allows, we agree a fixed or capped fee in writing before any work begins, so you know the cost up front with no hourly surprises.

How quickly can you start?

As soon as we have your matter and, where needed, the signed power of attorney. An initial assessment is usually back to you within one business day.

Which languages can I work in?

English, Turkish, French, Russian and Chinese — every assessment, document and update in the language you choose, with the same lawyer throughout.

What kinds of matters can you handle remotely?

Most of them — company formation, commercial and contract work, debt recovery, real estate, citizenship, residence, inheritance and family matters. A few single steps may need one consulate visit, which we arrange around you.

Let's begin

Speak to a Turkish lawyer who speaks your language.

Tell us your commercial, corporate or personal matter and get a clear, fixed-fee answer from a real Turkish lawyer — usually within one business day.

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