Maintaining the Status Quo: The Case for Turkish Steel
On March 22nd, the Trump administration announced that it would exempt the European Union, Argentina, Brazil, South Korea, and Australia from the ad valorem tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, which went into effect the following day. Click here to download the full report

Restart & Renewal: Taking U.S.-Turkish Trade to $50 Billion by 2025
This report builds on momentum gained during the ATC’s 2015 Annual Conference, entitled “Commercial Diplomacy: Strengthening the Alliance,” where ATC members from a diverse array of companies, representing multiple sectors, convened to strengthen the commercial ties that anchor the broader U.S.-Turkey relationship. This report reaffirms the ATC’s position that increasing bilateral trade and investment between the United States and Turkey from its current level of $15 billion to $50 billion, by the year 2025, could elevate their strategic relations. Click here to download the full report

Turkey at a Glance, ISPAT

Investment in Turkey 2018, KPMG

Legal Guide to Investing in Turkey, ISPAT

Doing Business in Turkey 2018, World Bank

Turkey Investment Guide, Consulturk

Turkey Country Commercial Guide, Export.gov

Investing in the U.S., Export.gov

Entering the United States Market: A Guide for Turkish Firms, Anderson Economic Group

Turkey, USTR

Foreign Direct Investment: Turkey, SelectUSA

Changes to the US Entry

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Announces Change in Entry Procedures at U.S. Air and Sea Ports.

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Turkey's new "e-Visa" program

The Republic of Turkey has launched a new online system that will make it easier for tourists to obtain a visa. The new "e-Visa" system enables foreign nationals to obtain a Turkish visa online and avoid having to wait in line at Turkish embassies, consulates or at border crossings. The e-Visa system can be accessed at www.evisa.gov.tr.