With the development of technology, the establishment of contracts in electronic environment is becoming more and more common. Electronic contracts remove borders between countries and facilitate the establishment of contracts between people of different nationalities. Since electronic contracts established in this way will concern more than one country, the problem of which country’s law will be applied to these contracts arises. In the first part of our study, first of all, the concept and types of electronic commerce will be examined. Then, the concept of electronic contract will be discussed in terms of Turkish Law of Obligations and the legal nature of electronic contracts, which is very important for determining the law to be applied to electronic contracts with foreign elements, will be emphasized. In the second part of our study, the law to be applied to electronic contracts with foreign elements will be determined in accordance with the rules in the Private International and Procedural Law Act (PILA) In our study, the law to be applied to electronic contracts with foreign elements will be evaluated according to the general contract status (PILA Art.24) and consumer contracts status (PILA Art.26) according to the parties of the contract.