Hukuk ve İktisat Araştırmaları Dergisi

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ABSTRACT Foreign direct investments, which have a long history, have created a new economic climate and structure in the world. Developing countries need the support of developed countries to achieve their development goals, achieve their economic development goals and maintain this level of development. Since Turkey is a developing country, it needs foreign capital to employ its increasing population and maintain its level of social welfare. It is important for foreign investors to open a branch in Turkey for their headquarters abroad, creating employment opportunities in Turkey and ensuring the mobility of the product or service produced by the Turkish manufacturer in the international arena. Developing countries that want to compete in the international arena in the face of liberalization and globalization in the world can achieve their development goals in a short time with state-supported foreign investments in the face of insufficient capital accumulation. In this research, the difficulties experienced during the transfer of companies established in Turkey by foreign direct investors with headquarters abroad are discussed. In the era of globalization, the problems faced by foreign investors during the transfer process in their attempts to sell their products in different markets and increase their capital are discussed. The documents required for multinational companies, entrepreneurs who want to invest in Turkey and foreign capital companies to open branches in Turkey, transfer transactions and resolution of disputes in these transfer transactions were examined. Foreign investors should be given investment opportunities in the process of Turkey's accession to the European Union. Foreign investments are needed to ensure that Turkish manufacturers have a say in the foreign market. With the changes made in the legislation in the field of international trade, it has become easier for foreign investors to establish companies in Turkey, and the number of foreign investors investing in Turkey has increased. Keywords Foreign Investment, Multinational Company, Transfer Of Commercial Company, Liberalization, Employment, International Tradeluslararası Ticaret . Opening of Branch in Turkey by a Foreign-Based Commercial Enterprise in International Trade and Transfer of the Commercial Enterprise ABSTRACT Foreign direct investments, which have a long history, have created a new economic climate and structure in the world. Developing countries need the support of developed countries to achieve their development goals, achieve their economic development goals and maintain this level of development. Since Turkey is a developing country, it needs foreign capital to employ its increasing population and maintain its level of social welfare. It is important for foreign investors to open a branch in Turkey for their headquarters abroad, creating employment opportunities in Turkey and ensuring the mobility of the product or service produced by the Turkish manufacturer in the international arena. Developing countries that want to compete in the international arena in the face of liberalization and globalization in the world can achieve their development goals in a short time with state-supported foreign investments in the face of insufficient capital accumulation. In this research, the difficulties experienced during the transfer of companies established in Turkey by foreign direct investors with headquarters abroad are discussed. In the era of globalization, the problems faced by foreign investors during the transfer process in their attempts to sell their products in different markets and increase their capital are discussed. The documents required for multinational companies, entrepreneurs who want to invest in Turkey and foreign capital companies to open branches in Turkey, transfer transactions and resolution of disputes in these transfer transactions were examined. Foreign investors should be given investment opportunities in the process of Turkey's accession to the European Union. Foreign investments are needed to ensure that Turkish manufacturers have a say in the foreign market. With the changes made in the legislation in the field of international trade, it has become easier for foreign investors to establish companies in Turkey, and the number of foreign investors investing in Turkey has increased.