Bank Account Opening in Turkey

Open a Turkish bank account in EUR, USD and TRY at Ziraat Bankası — with online banking — by power of attorney, or fully remotely. Compliance-first, fixed price.

A Turkish bank account underpins a property purchase, a citizenship file, and company operations. We handle the opening end to end at Ziraat Bankası, Turkey's largest state bank, so you receive a multi-currency account with online access.

Standard route — Power of Attorney

USD 1,500 + VAT

You grant a Power of Attorney (POA) at your local Turkish Embassy or Consulate. With that POA, we open a Ziraat Bankası account in EUR, USD and TRY, with online banking access — without you travelling to Turkey.

Fully-remote add-on — no POA needed

+ USD 1,000 + VAT
Total: USD 2,500 + VAT

Prefer not to arrange a POA at the consulate? Our fully-remote option opens the account without a POA, for an additional USD 1,000 + VAT — USD 2,500 + VAT in total.

What you receive

We follow standard bank KYC/AML; account opening is at the bank's discretion. No outcome is guaranteed.

The account-opening process

  1. Documents & power of attorneyPassport and KYC documents; on the standard route, a power of attorney issued at the consulate.
  2. Compliance reviewThe bank runs its standard KYC/AML checks.
  3. Account openedA EUR, USD and TRY account is opened at Ziraat Bankası.
  4. Online bankingInternet / mobile banking access is set up.
  5. Documentation deliveredAccount documentation is delivered for property, citizenship and company files.

Frequently asked questions

Which bank is the account with?
With Ziraat Bankası, Turkey’s largest state bank — multi-currency, with online banking.
Do I need to travel to Turkey?
No. With a power of attorney, or the fully-remote option, we open the account without you travelling to Turkey.
Which currencies?
The account is opened in EUR, USD and TRY.
How long does it take?
Typically about 1–2 weeks once documents and compliance approval are complete.
Is the account guaranteed?
No. Opening is subject to the bank’s KYC/AML assessment and discretion; no outcome is guaranteed.

General information, not investment or legal advice; verify independently.