What to do if the Council of Ministers denies the permit?
The Council of Ministers may either grant or deny permission to purchase.

Reasons for the Council of Ministers’ Denial
Your application for property purchase may be rejected if it is improperly completed, if you have a criminal record (serious or international), or if the property is located near a strategically significant location (including military bases).
What to Do if a Permit is Denied?
If denied, you can reapply. If the denial is due to personal reasons (e.g., a criminal record) and not due to proximity to a military base, consider transferring ownership to a relative or friend, or selling the property to a third party.
How to Minimize the Risk of a Council of Ministers Denial?
To avoid denial and properly submit an application, it is best to seek professional assistance. We recommend DeJure Legal Agency, which has many years of expertise in real estate legal assistance in Northern Cyprus.
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