evomiles

Eligibility check: 20-year tax exemption on foreign income

Checks your eligibility for the exemption on foreign-source income (Law 7582)

Before you make big decisions, get a structured first assessment: does the 3-year rule apply to you, which of your income types are foreign-source, and which deadlines apply in your case?

What you get

  • Structured online questionnaire on the 3-year rule, your income types and your relocation timing
  • Written initial assessment of your situation
  • Short call to walk through the result
  • Clear recommendation for your next steps — including the deadlines that apply to you
€129one-time

€129, one-time — fill in the questionnaire right here on this page.

Fill in the questionnaire and request your eligibility check

Answer the questions — we will get back to you with your written initial assessment and the payment details (€129).

The eligibility check is an initial assessment, not binding tax advice. The binding assessment of your case is carried out by our licensed SMMM partners; the decision on the exemption is made by the tax office.

How it works

1. Fill in the questionnaire

Right here on this page — it takes about 5 minutes. Online payment is coming soon; until then you receive the payment details by email.

2. We evaluate

Your answers are structured and analysed; the initial assessment is reviewed and approved by us.

3. Result and short call

You receive the written initial assessment and we discuss it together in a short call.

The eligibility check is an initial assessment, not binding tax advice. The binding assessment of your case is carried out by our licensed SMMM partners; the decision on the exemption is made by the tax office.

evomiles — Türkiye Relocation & Business

Your partner for relocating to Türkiye and building a business there — with licensed experts, in your language.

The content of this website is general information, not tax or legal advice. Tax returns, bookkeeping and legal advice are provided by our licensed partners (SMMM, lawyers) in their own name. Decisions on tax exemptions are made by the tax office.