Turkey Law 7582 Eligibility Mapper

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Turkey’s Law 7582 gives new tax residents a 20-year exemption on foreign-source income — if three calendar years of your history line up correctly. This tool maps your years: first residency year, the three-year lookback, and your exemption window. Full analysis in the definitive Law 7582 guide.

Turkey Law 7582 — Eligibility Mapper

Maps your calendar years against the GVK mükerrer 20/D test: your first Turkish tax-residency year, the three-year lookback, and your 20-year exemption window.

Communiqué No. 333 has landed — and it added a filing deadline. The exemption must now be claimed with a tax-office application (İstisna Belgesi) due by the end of your first residency year. We read the Turkish primary sources so you don't miss the next rule change.

Educational analysis of Law No. 7582 (Official Gazette No. 33270, 4 June 2026) and Communiqué No. 333 (Official Gazette No. 33300, 4 July 2026) — not tax or legal advice. The six-month presence rule is approximated here as 184+ days remaining in the calendar year; the statute's test is "continuous stay of more than six months," and temporary absences don't break continuity. Claiming the exemption requires a timely İstisna Belgesi application — by the end of your first residency year (end of February following, if residency begins in November–December). Confirm your position with a Turkish tax advisor before acting.