Waste Management Permit:
This permit is required for facilities involved in the collection, storage, treatment, or disposal of waste. It is issued by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization or local authorities.

Hazardous Waste Management Permit:
Facilities handling hazardous waste are required to obtain this permit, which includes stricter regulations due to the hazardous nature of the waste.

Transportation Permit:
Companies or individuals transporting waste may need a transportation permit, which authorizes them to transport waste from one location to another. This permit is typically issued by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization or local authorities.

Specialized Permits:
Depending on the specific nature of the waste and the activities involved, additional specialized permits may be required. For example, permits may be needed for the transportation of certain types of hazardous materials or for international waste transportation.

Business Registration:
In addition to specific permits related to waste management, businesses involved in waste transportation or management may need to register their operations with relevant authorities.

It’s important to note that the requirements for permits and licenses may vary depending on factors such as the type of waste, the volume of waste being handled, and the activities involved.
– Consultation: Guidance on waste management practices and regulations in Turkey.
– Licence Application: Assistance with preparing and submitting applications for waste carrier licences.
– Compliance Monitoring: Ongoing monitoring of compliance with waste management regulations and licence requirements.

Inward Processing Authorization Certificate:

– Consultation: Consultation on inward processing procedures and requirements for importing goods into Turkey for processing or manufacturing.
– Application Assistance: Support with preparing and submitting applications for inward processing authorization certificates.
– Duty Savings Strategies: Strategies to optimize import duty savings through efficient use of inward processing procedures.

Inward Processing Document:

The Inward Processing Procedure (IPP) in Turkey involves temporarily importing goods for processing and re-exporting compensating products to boost exports. It aims to enhance competitiveness in
international markets and diversify export opportunities. IPP applications are evaluated based on economic criteria, ensuring that imported goods are used for production, do not harm domestic
producers, and increase competitiveness.

– Documentation Support: Assistance with preparing and documenting inward processing transactions.
– Customs Declaration: Support with submitting inward processing documents to Turkish customs authorities.
– Compliance Monitoring: Establishment of record-keeping procedures to track compliance with customs regulations.