Durmus Tunc is a Turkish attorney and founding partner of Tunç Law Office in Beyoglu, Istanbul. A graduate of the Faculty of Law at Istanbul University, he has been practising law independently in Istanbul since 1991, bringing more than thirty-five years of professional legal experience to his practice.

In addition to his legal education in Turkiye, Mr Tunc has undertaken legal studies in Australia and developed substantial international professional experience in migration law, international trade law, and mining and energy law.

In Australia, immigration and immigration rights were available at the McDonald Steed McGrath Law Office Consultant She has served in this capacity and also worked as a consultant at Arion Legal, which operates in the fields of mining and energy law and international trade law. She currently continues her collaboration with MSM Law Office, headquartered in Adelaide, South Australia, and specializing in Australian immigration law.

Alongside his broader legal practice, Mr Tunc provides legal assistance to Turkish citizens living in Australia who have legal matters requiring attention in Turkiye. His work includes helping clients navigate legal issues arising from their personal, family, property and other legal affairs in Türkiye, with an understanding of the particular challenges faced by individuals managing legal matters across international borders.

Mr Tunc spends a significant part of each year in Melbourne and Adelaide, Australia, while spending most of the remaining time in Istanbul, Türkiye. His ongoing presence in both countries enables him to maintain close professional and personal connections with Turkiye and Australia, bringing together his longstanding experience in Turkish legal practice and his Australian legal education and professional background.

Fluent in English, Mr Tunc continues to develop his professional work across both jurisdictions, with a particular focus on migration-related matters, cross-border legal issues and professional collaboration between Turkiye and Australia.