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Investment Options for Turkish Citizenship
400,000 USD Real Estate Investment: By investing a minimum of 400,000 USD in real estate in Turkey, investors can qualify for citizenship.
500,000 USD Direct Investment: Investing a minimum of 500,000 USD in a Turkish bank, government bonds, or directly in a Turkish business and maintaining the investment for at least three years is a pathway to obtaining Turkish citizenship.
Employment of 50 People: Creating employment for at least 50 people in Turkey is another way to qualify for Turkish citizenship.
Turkish Citizenship By Investment
The Turkish Citizenship by Investment program offers a unique opportunity for foreign investors to acquire Turkish citizenship through various investment options.
Project Opportunities
- REFERANS BESIKTAS
Istanbul
1+1, 2+1, 3+1, 4+1, 5+1
rooms
·65
min m2
·565
max m2
$492,266.00For Sale
- RESIM MODERN KAGITHANE
Istanbul
1+1, 2+1
rooms
·55.96
min m2
·92.24
max m2
$112,983.00For Sale
- CASAMARIN BOUTIQUE
Istanbul
2+1, 3+1, 4+1, 5+1
rooms
·115
min m2
·251
max m2
$219,135.00For Sale
- ALMIS LA MER DRAGOS
Istanbul
Studio, 1+1, 2+1
rooms
·47.81
min m2
·119.04
max m2
$157,801.00For Sale
- INVEST VADI
Istanbul
1+1, 2+1, 3+1, 4+1, 5+1
rooms
·72.7
min m2
·486.05
max m2
$602,746.00For Sale
The way to your Turkish citizenship
30-60 days
- Opening a new Turkish Bank Account
- Identifying the Approved Investment Property with our Real Estate Experts in Turkey
- Placing funds in the Bank Account
- Completion of the property purchase (sale transfer)
- Preparation & Legalization of the Required Documents
- Application & Obtaining Immediate Turkish Residency Permit
Easiest Way To Obtain Turkish Citizenship: Property Investment
Invest in Turkish real estate with a minimum of 400,000 USD to unlock a fast and efficient path to Turkish citizenship, while capitalizing on Turkey’s vibrant property market.
400k
Dollars
4 Months
Processing Time
Frequently Asked Questions
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- Bank Deposit Citizenship Investment
- Capital Citizenship Investment
- General Citizenship Investment
- Real Estate Citizenship Investment
Yes, if your investment meets certain criteria, like job creation.
Yes, you have full work rights in Turkey.
The minimum amount is $500,000 or its equivalent in Turkish Lira.
Navigating the legal and administrative procedures can be challenging.
Benefits include visa-free travel to many countries, right to live and work in Turkey, and access to healthcare and education.
Yes, your spouse and children under 18 can be included.
Generally, no, as the process follows a standard timeline.
Yes, the investment can be sold after 3 years.
A licensed valuation expert or company in Turkey.
Yes, after the mandatory 3-year holding period.
No, there is no age limit.
The value at the time of purchase is what counts for the citizenship application.
It typically takes 3-6 months from the time of investment.
Yes, if the property was purchased after the investment law was enacted and meets the investment criteria.
Yes, under certain circumstances, such as fraud in the citizenship process.
Yes, at least one visit is generally required.
It typically ranges from 4% of the property’s value.
Through official valuation reports and government checks.
Yes, there are government fees, lawyer fees, and other administrative costs.
Yes, but only after 3 years.
There can be, depending on your personal financial situation.
It depends on your age and other factors.
You can check through the agency handling your application or the government website.
No, there is no minimum stay requirement.
Yes, as long as the total investment meets the minimum requirement.
It’s a document that confirms your investment meets the criteria for citizenship.
Yes, if the investment meets the specified criteria.
It’s required for real estate investments.
Yes, if the investment fulfills the specific criteria for startups.
No, Turkish language proficiency is not required.
Investments can include real estate, capital investment, or creating jobs.
No, applicants are not required to know Turkish.
No, there is no such requirement for citizenship applicants.
Yes, but your share must meet the minimum investment amount.
Yes, a thorough background check is conducted.
The issuing authority depends on the type of investment. For bank deposits, it’s the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency.
Yes, applicants must have valid health insurance covering their stay in Turkey.
No, you are not required to reside in Turkey.
Withdrawing early may disqualify you from obtaining citizenship.
Not currently, but visa-free travel to many other countries is possible.
Yes, property owners are subject to an annual property tax.
The minimum investment amount is $400,000 for real estate purchases.
As with any investment, there are risks, so due diligence is important.
It proves that the investment meets the minimum required amount in Turkish Lira.
Yes, it can be passed to your descendants.
Investments can include real estate, capital investment, or creating jobs.
The success rate is high for well-prepared and eligible applications.
Yes, provided it meets certain criteria like capital investment or job creation.
Yes, you can earn interest depending on the bank and account type.
It’s highly recommended for a smooth process.
Yes, having a residence permit is part of the eligibility criteria.
Generally, investments made before policy changes are honored.
It typically takes 3-6 months from the time of investment.
No, there are no specific health requirements.
Yes, by depositing a certain amount in a Turkish bank.
Bank deposits are generally considered low-risk, especially if the bank is under the Turkish Deposit Insurance Fund.
Yes, you can rent out your real estate investment.
Yes, it is an essential document for the application process.
It’s a report that assesses the market value of a real estate investment.
Yes, it’s a viable option for businesspersons.
It’s a certificate that verifies the conversion of foreign currency into Turkish Lira.
Yes, but it must be equivalent to the required amount in Turkish Lira.
It’s a tax levied on the purchase of property in Turkey.
No, it’s a separate cost from the investment amount.
For bankin investment, no, For property investment, Syrians are not allowed to get Turkish citizenship by property investment
Turkish citizenship is permanent unless revoked for legal reasons.
No, it’s a separate cost from the investment amount.
It typically ranges from 4% of the property’s value.
It’s advisable to work with a reputable lawyer or agent.
Yes, but it must be equivalent to at least $500,000.
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