Consultation
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Assessment of your profile, investment objectives, source of funds, and selection of the most suitable Türkiye investment route based on programme requirements.
Citizenship by Investment- Secure Your Turkish Passport
Access Türkiye’s citizenship by investment programme through qualifying real estate investment from US$400,000, offering global mobility, asset diversification, and long-term security for your family.
Features
400,000 $
Minimum Required Investment Amount Today
110+ Countries
Including: Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore + U.S. E-2
3–6 Months
Estimated Application Processing Time Period
3 Routes
Property, Bank Deposit & Capital Investment
Key turkey citizenship benefits include:
Real Asset Ownership
Qualifying investments are tied to tangible assets such as property, bank deposits, or capital investment, supporting long-term value retention and diversification.
Long-Term Wealth Structuring
A second citizenship combined with asset ownership can support broader international planning, jurisdictional diversification, and long-term financial positioning.
Regional Mobility & Accessibility
Türkiye’s geographic position supports long-term connectivity across Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, and surrounding international markets.
Business & Banking Accessibility
Citizenship can support easier long-term access to local banking, company formation, property ownership, and regional commercial activity.
Family Citizenship Continuity
Citizenship may extend to eligible family members, supporting long-term family stability, mobility, and multi-generational planning.
Dual Citizenship Flexibility
Türkiye permits dual citizenship, allowing investors to retain their original nationality while adding a second citizenship layer over time.
Ready to Secure Your Türkiye Citizenship ?
Who Qualifies for Citizenship by Investment Title
The programme is open to eligible foreign investors who meet Türkiye’s financial, legal, and investment compliance requirements. All applications undergo structured government review prior to approval.
Minimum Investment from US$400,000
Applicants can qualify through approved real estate acquisition, bank deposit, and capital investment.
Main Applicant 18+
The principal applicant must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of making the qualifying investment.
Clean Criminal Record
Applicants must pass background checks and demonstrate no significant reputational or security concerns.
Proof of Lawful Funds
Applicants must demonstrate the legal source and availability of funds used for the qualifying investment.
Valid Passport
All applicants must hold valid travel documents with sufficient remaining validity during the application process.
Investment Compliance Review
Applications undergo formal government review for investment eligibility, legal compliance, and fulfilment of programme requirements.
Turkey Citizenship by Investment Process
Turkey citizenship by investment applications generally include several stages, such as eligibility review, investment completion, document collection, legal verification, and government approval. Our consultancy supports clients throughout every step of the process. From selecting the right investment strategy to managing legal documentation, we help ensure a smooth and efficient citizenship application experience.
Investment Preperation
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Collection of required documentation, financial preparation, property or investment selection, and compliance review in line with programme regulations.
Application Submission
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Submission of the qualifying investment and citizenship application through authorised legal and governmental procedures for formal review.
Government Approval
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Government authorities review the investment, documentation, and compliance status before granting citizenship approval for successful applicants.
Investment & Citizenship
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Completion and registration of the approved investment, followed by issuance of citizenship documents and eligibility for a Türkiye passport.
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Discover 110+ Destinations
A Turkish passport grants visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 110+ countries, including prominent destinations such as Japan, South Korea, Qatar, and Singapore. In addition, Turkish citizenship facilitated the simplified issuance of long-term visas to other countries.
1. Angola
2. Antigua and Barbuda
3. Argentina
4. Armenia
5. Azerbaijan
6. Bahamas
7. Bahrain
8. Bangladesh
9. Barbados
10. Belarus
11. Belize
12. Bolivia
13. Bosnia and Herzegovina
14. Botswana
15. Brazil
16. British Virgin Islands
17. Brunei
18. Burundi
19. Cambodia
20. Cape Verde Islands
21. Chile
22. Colombia
23. Comoro Islands
24. Cook Islands
25. Costa Rica
26. Djibouti
27. Dominican Republic
28. Ecuador
29. Egypt
30. El Salvador
31. Eswatini
32. Ethiopia
33. Fiji
34. Gabon
35. Georgia
36. Guatemala
37. Guinea-Bissau
38. Haiti
39. Honduras
40. Hong Kong (SAR China)
41. Indonesia
42. Iran
43. Jamaica
44. Japan
45. Jordan
46. Kazakhstan
47. Kenya
48. Kosovo
49. Kuwait
50. Kyrgyzstan
51. Laos
52. Lebanon
53. Macao (SAR China)
54. Madagascar
55. Malaysia
56. Maldives
57. Marshall Islands
58. Mauritania
59. Mauritius
60. Mexico
61. Micronesia
62. Moldova
63. Mongolia
64. Montenegro
65. Morocco
66. Mozambique
67. Namibia
68. Nepal
69. Nicaragua
70. Niue
71. North Macedonia
72. Oman
73. Pakistan
74. Palau Islands
75. Panama
76. Paraguay
77. Peru
78. Philippines
79. Qatar
80. Rwanda
81. Samoa
82. Sao Tome and Principe
83. Saudi Arabia
84. Senegal
85. Serbia
86. Seychelles
87. Sierra Leone
88. Singapore
89. Somalia
90. South Africa
91. South Korea
92. Sri Lanka
93. St. Kitts and Nevis
94. St. Lucia
95. St. Vincent and the Grenadines
96. Sudan
97. Suriname
98. Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
99. Tajikistan
100. Tanzania
101. Thailand
102. The Gambia
103. Timor-Leste
104. Togo
105. Tonga
106. Trinidad and Tobago
107. Tunisia
108. Turks and Caicos Islands
109. Tuvalu
110. Ukraine
111. Uruguay
112. Uzbekistan
113. Vanuatu
114. Venezuela
115. Zambia
116. Zimbabwe
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Türkiye allows investors to combine multiple properties under one citizenship application, provided the total officially approved valuation reaches at least US$400,000 and all properties comply with programme regulations. The purchases must also be registered with the required three-year holding commitment.
Yes. Investors are generally permitted to generate rental income from qualifying real estate while maintaining the required holding period. However, ownership transfer or sale before the completion of the mandatory period may create compliance issues under programme rules.
No. Türkiye does not impose a mandatory physical residency requirement for maintaining citizenship obtained through investment. However, applicants are typically required to visit Türkiye during parts of the application and biometric process.
Not necessarily. Turkish tax residency is generally linked to actual residence duration and tax status rather than citizenship alone. Individuals spending substantial time in Türkiye may become tax residents under Turkish tax rules, while non-resident citizens are generally taxed differently on foreign income. Professional tax advice should always be obtained based on personal circumstances.
Yes. Investments made under the citizenship programme must generally be maintained for the legally required holding period, which is commonly three years for real estate and several other routes. Selling or transferring the qualifying investment prematurely may create grounds for loss of programme compliance.
Military service considerations may apply under Turkish law depending on factors such as age, gender, prior nationality status, and exemption eligibility. In practice, many investment-based applicants may qualify for exemptions or reduced obligations, but this should be assessed individually with qualified legal guidance.
