Legal Tools and Document Checklists
Use practical document, deadline and remote-instruction checklists before requesting an assessment of a legal matter in Turkey.
These practical checklists help international clients organise documents before contacting the office. They are informational and do not calculate a final deadline or legal entitlement.
Document preparation checklist
Prepare a clear timeline, contracts, invoices, payment records, court or enforcement documents, correspondence and the identity details of the parties.
Remote instruction checklist
State where you are located, whether an original document is available and whether notarisation, apostille, sworn translation or a power of attorney may be required.
Urgent deadline check
If a notice, judgment, payment order, detention or removal decision has been served, include the exact service date. Do not rely on this page to calculate a procedural deadline.
Legal tools and directories
Access all 45 Turkish-law calculators and file tools, the complete 81-province courthouse directory and the court or prison telephone directory without leaving the English section.
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All legal calculators and practical tools
The complete set available in Turkish is listed here in English: 45 calculation, deadline, document and file tools.
All legal calculators and practical tools
The complete set available in Turkish is listed here in English: 45 calculation, deadline, document and file tools.
Employment law
Unemployment Benefit Calculator
This tool uses the working calculation module maintained for Turkish law. Results are indicative; current rates, limits, dates and file-specific facts must be verified.
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Unemployment Benefit Calculator
Calculate the approximate unemployment benefit based on the average gross earnings subject to premiums for the last four months, the current gross minimum wage, and the number of premium days.
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How is unemployment benefit calculated?
The daily unemployment benefit is 40% of the average daily gross earnings found from the last four months' earnings subject to premiums. The monthly payment cannot exceed 80% of the gross minimum wage. No deductions other than stamp duty will be made from the payment.
For those who have paid premiums for 600, 900, and 1080 days in the last three years, payment periods of 180, 240, and 300 days are foreseen respectively.