TAPU, or cadastral list, is the main document confirming ownership of real estate, a kind of title deed.

TAPU gives absolute ownership of real estate, which cannot be challenged after the conclusion of the sale and purchase transaction.

TAPU red: issued for a plot of land with finished real estate.

1. Region

2. City

3. Quarter

4. Locality

5. Street

6. Location

7. Photo of the owner

8, 9, 10 Plot coordinates

11. Condition of the land plot (from information in the cadastral department)

12, 13, 14, 15 Land area owned by the new owner (in proportion to the size of the acquired housing)

16. Condition of the property belonging to the new owner (type of property)

17. Cost of the purchased property

18. Information about the previous owner (s)

19. Information about the new owner (s)

20. TAPU number when registering the previous owner (changes with each transfer of ownership)

21. Date of purchase of this property by the previous owner

22. Registration data of the new document TAPU

23. Date of purchase of this property by the new owner

24. Seal and signature of the director of the cadastral department

Ownership is registered with the cadastral committee at the place of purchase of the property. The buyer and the seller sign an act of absence of mutual claims in the presence of a sworn translator, after which the transfer of ownership takes place. The new owner is entered into the cadastral book and a cadastral sheet is issued – TAPU – Certificate of ownership of real estate.

TAPU in blue: issued for a plot of land without any building:

1. Region

2. City

3. County

4. Quarter

5. Locality

6. Street

7. Location

8. Photo of the owner

9. Tax number

10. Estimated value

11, 12, 13 Plot number

14, 15, 16 Area of ​​the object

17. Object type

18. Plot boundary

19. Reason for Acquisition

20. Owner

21. TAPU number when registering the previous owner (changes with each transfer of ownership)

22. Date of purchase of this property by the previous owner

23. Registration data of the new document TAPU

24. Date of purchase of this property by the new owner

25. Seal and signature of the director of the cadastral department

This is important to know.
• When signing the document on the transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer, all parties to the transaction or their representatives must be present.

• Take care of the presence of an interpreter, who should not be the same name of a foreign citizen, if the transaction is concluded with a foreigner.

• Pay attention to the correspondence of the actual address of the real estate object to what is written in the TAPU.

• Check the TAPU for legal purity, find out if there are any encumbrances on it: mortgage, pledge, debt obligations, partial alienation, donation or seizure agreement.

• When buying residential property during the construction phase, make sure that the construction company in Turkey has a construction plan as well as a building permit. When buying a finished home, check for taxes, water and electricity bills.

• Lost TAPU can be restored. To do this, you will need to pay a state fee.