Expat Life in Gazipasa 2026 – Living Costs & Lifestyle Guide

⭐ EXPAT LIFE IN GAZIPASA 2026 & COST OF LIVING – FULL LIVING GUIDE

Gazipasa is becoming one of Türkiye's most attractive coastal towns for expatriates seeking a peaceful, natural, warm and affordable Mediterranean lifestyle. With its quiet beaches, low-rise architecture, mild winters, year-round sunshine and proximity to an international airport, Gazipasha offers a rare balance of comfort, affordability and tranquillity.

In 2026, more foreigners than ever are choosing Gazipasa for long-term living, remote work or retirement.

Expat Population & Nationalities

Gazipasa has a steadily growing foreign community.

Estimated expat population (2026):

5–8% of the town's full-time residents

Largest expat groups:

• Germany
• Netherlands
• Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, Denmark)
• Iran
• United Kingdom
• Kazakhstan
• Russia
• Ukraine

The majority choose Gazipasa for:

• Peace and safety
• Warm weather
• Quiet non-touristic lifestyle
• Affordable living costs
• Beautiful nature
• Airport convenience (GZP 5–10 minutes from most areas)

Compared to Alanya, Gazipasa's expat community is smaller but more settled and community-oriented.

Why Gazipasha Appeals to Expats

• Quiet, Peaceful Lifestyle - No crowds, no noisy nightlife, no overbuilt coastline.
• Warm Mediterranean Climate - Mild winters and hot summers.
• Excellent Sea Conditions - Warm from April to December; calm, clear water.
• Affordable Housing & Living - Lower prices than Alanya, Antalya or Bodrum.
• Airport Access - Gazipasa International Airport within 5–10 minutes.
• Strong Safety Levels - Small-town environment with low crime.
• Nature-Oriented Living - Mountains, waterfalls, canyons, cliffs and farming landscapes.
• Friendly Local Community - High hospitality and easy integration.

Cost of Living in Gazipasa (Updated 2026)

Gazipasha offers one of the most affordable Mediterranean lifestyles without sacrificing comfort.

🏡 Housing Costs (monthly rent)

• 1+1 apartment: 20,000–30,000 TL
• 2+1 apartment: 35,000–40,000 TL
• 3+1 apartment: 40,000–85,000 TL
• Villas: 110,000–200,000 TL

Rental pricing depends heavily on district (Koru > Center > Airport Zone > Hillsides).

💡 Utilities (updated 2026)

• Electricity: 1,200–2,200 TL
• Water: 600–1,000 TL
• Heating (electric): 1,000–2,500 TL
• Internet: ~800 TL
• Mobile plan: 500–1,000 TL

There is no citywide natural gas system.

🛒 Grocery Prices (2026)

• Bread: 15–25 TL
• Eggs (30 pcs): 180 TL
• Chicken: 180–300 TL/kg
• Beef: 700–1,000 TL/kg
• Vegetables: 20–35 TL/kg
• Fruit: 40–80 TL/kg
• Olive oil: ~350 TL/litre

Local produce markets help keep grocery budgets reasonable.

🍽 Dining Out

• Breakfast cafés: 750–1,000 TL
• Lunch: 750–1,000 TL
• Dinner for two: 1,600–2,600 TL
• Seafront dining: 2,000–4,000 TL

Restaurants are smaller and more traditional than in Alanya.

🩺 Healthcare Costs

• Specialist visit: 2,000–3,500 TL
• MRI: 5,000–8,000 TL
• Dental cleaning: 1,200 TL
• Private insurance: 1,100–25,000 TL/year (age-based)

The city has clinics; major hospitals are 30–40 minutes away in Alanya.

🎒 Education Costs

• Private bilingual schools: 200,000–400,000 TL/year
• School bus services: 25,000–40,000 TL/year

Gazipasa does not yet have international schools; families often choose Alanya (30–40 min drive).

💸 Monthly Expat Budgets

• Economical lifestyle: 35,000–50,000 TL/month
• Comfortable lifestyle: 50,000–100,000 TL/month
• Premium villa lifestyle: 120,000 TL/month and above

Gazipasa allows comfortable living at a significantly lower cost compared to Antalya, Bodrum or Fethiye.

Expat-Friendly Districts in Gazipasa

• ⭐ Koru District - Most popular with foreigners; close to beaches and modern complexes.
• ⭐ Gazipasa Center - Shops, cafés, markets — walkable lifestyle.
• ⭐ Airport Zone - New developments, strong investment potential.
• ⭐ Pazarci - Balance of affordability and convenience.
• ⭐ Hillside Villa Zones - Quiet, panoramic views, nature-oriented living.

Safety, Community & Daily Life

Gazipasa is:

• Safe
• Friendly
• Community-oriented
• Quiet in winter
• Active in summer but never overcrowded

Expats report fast adaptation and low stress levels.

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Conclusion

Expat life in Gazipasha in 2026 offers warm climate, clear sea, low-density living, airport convenience, affordable costs and a growing international community. Combined with accessible healthcare, modern housing and peaceful surroundings, Gazipasa stands out as one of the most comfortable new Mediterranean towns for long-term living.