
Beyond Investment, Center of Life
High-End Real Estate and Luxury Fintech Platform in Turkey.
NOT JUST AN AGENCY.
We are the architects of your Turkish legacy.
Most agencies sell properties. SimplyTR engineers futures. We combine financial precision with white-glove lifestyle management to transform capital into generational wealth and global mobility.
Operating in Istanbul, Bodrum, and Antalya since 2018.
Our PhilosophyOur Philosophy100% Citizenship Success
Zero rejections. Our legal team converts investment into passport with clinical precision.
Private Client Access
Off-market listings and direct developer pricing accessible only to our vetted clientele.
Data-Driven Approach
We don't guess. We analyze market cycles, rental yields, and appreciation potential.
What Our Clients Say
Join hundreds of satisfied families who trusted us with their investment journey
“SimplyTR made my citizenship journey seamless. From property selection to legal documentation, their team was exceptional. I got my passport in just 4 months!”
Ahmed Al-Rashid
Investor from UAE
“The professionalism and transparency were outstanding. They found me the perfect villa in Bodrum that exceeded all my expectations. Highly recommended!”
Maria Petrova
Business Owner from Russia
“As a busy entrepreneur, I needed a team I could trust. SimplyTR handled everything remotely with perfect communication. My investment is already appreciating.”
Chen Wei
Tech Entrepreneur from China
Turkish Citizenship by Investment
Amount, timeline, and expected return profile
Turkish Citizenship by Investment is a legal pathway where eligible investors apply through a qualifying investment, most commonly real estate. A commonly used threshold is USD 400,000 for eligible property, and many files are completed in roughly 3 to 6 months depending on document quality, valuation timing, and official processing queues. For return-focused portfolios, prime Istanbul zones are often modeled with gross rental-yield ranges around 5 to 7 percent and medium-term appreciation scenarios around 8 to 12 percent, though outcomes vary by district, entry valuation, and liquidity conditions. Market context and regulatory references are aligned with official sources such as TURKSTAT and the Republic of Turkiye Ministry of Foreign Affairs.





