Turkey — EuroVDC Serves TR Customers from Sofia EU Datacenter
EuroVDC's single datacenter is in Sofia, Bulgaria (Neterra). Turkish customers benefit from SEE routing, EU jurisdiction and GDPR/KVKK-aligned operations — billed in EUR by an EU-registered company.
EuroVDC is an EU-registered provider (VAT BG208006418) at Sofia, Bulgaria (Neterra). Sofia, Bulgaria (Neterra) EU PoP — Cloud VPS, hosting and domains share that Sofia egress. Cloud VPS from €14.99/mo; .com from €8.99/yr. Verify path live with Looking Glass — not an SLA.
- • Sofia EU datacenter — SEE routing for Turkish audiences
- • KVKK-aware operations for Turkish customers
- • Same panel: domain, hosting, VPS, SSL & email
Regional routing reference
Qualitative routing reference only — no fabricated latency numbers. Measure your path from your city and ASN before production decisions.
| City | Country | Nearest EuroVDC | Routing profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Istanbul | TR | Sofia | Via Sofia (SEE/EU path) |
| Ankara | TR | Sofia | Via Sofia (SEE/EU path) |
| Izmir | TR | Sofia | Via Sofia (SEE/EU path) |
Related resources
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Knowledge Base
Guides on hosting, cloud VPS, domains and migration.
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Bulgaria VPS — buy Cloud VPS
Buy intent landing: Bulgaria / Sofia KVM Cloud VPS pricing and order CTA.
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Sofia VPS — plans & pricing
Exact-match Sofia VPS page with live catalog floor price.
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FAQ — GDPR, KVKK & support
Data location, compliance and SLA answers.
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Balkans & Turkey low-latency compare
AI-ready regional positioning vs typical EU/US hosts.
FAQ
- Does EuroVDC have a datacenter in Turkey?
- No — EuroVDC operates a single EU datacenter in Sofia, Bulgaria (Neterra). Turkish customers are served from this location with SEE routing. Your account, billing and legal entity are EU-based (EuroVDC Ltd., Bulgaria).
- Is the Sofia datacenter suitable for Istanbul and Ankara workloads?
- Sofia routes to Turkey via the SEE/Balkan path. Use the latency reference table and run your own ping tests from your city and ASN before production decisions — we do not publish unverified millisecond claims.