Turkey

A G20 passport through recoverable investment. A NATO member, EU candidate and Customs Union partner, with strong Asian travel access for international entrepreneurs.

Citizenship in a major economy through property investment, combining overseas asset ownership with the option to sell the property later. A legal name change can be requested during the application.

• Area： 783,600 square kilometres; 97% in Anatolia in Asia and 3% in the European Balkans.

• Population： 85.3 million (2022), with over 80% ethnic Turks and approximately 15% Kurds.

• Official language： Turkish; English, Kurdish and Arabic are also used.

• Capital： Ankara.

• Currency： Turkish lira (TRY).

• Climate： Mediterranean along the southern coast and continental inland.

• Property: Purchase real estate worth USD 400,000 for direct citizenship, straightforward documentation, a strategic location and visa-free access across Southeast Asia. A growing property market adds an investment dimension.

• Deposit: Place USD 500,000, converted to the equivalent Turkish lira, in the applicant’s Turkish bank account for three years.

• Fund: Invest at least USD 500,000 or its foreign currency equivalent in real estate investment fund units and hold them for at least three years.

• The main applicant must be over 18 and provide a clean criminal record certificate.

• Maintain a USD 500,000-equivalent lira bank deposit for three years, or purchase property worth at least USD 400,000 and hold it for three years.

• A spouse and children under 18 may be included.

• A route to the US E-2 visa, with no immigration quota backlog.

• EU Customs Union access supporting trade with Europe.

• Turkey joined the EU Customs Union in 1996, with tariff-free access for qualifying products to 27 EU countries and free-trade agreements with 23 countries. The program highlights markets covering 65% of global GDP and potential tariff savings of 15–25%.

• The program highlights a favourable territorial tax environment, overseas-income treatment and succession planning benefits for non-tax residents.

• Legal name changes are available. Property-based citizenship provides a local address and utility bills to support bank accounts, financing and tax residency documentation.

• No minimum stay, arrival, language or education requirements, with family inclusion.

• Property purchased for USD 400,000 can be sold after three years, combining citizenship and asset ownership.

• Scan of the passport information page

• Scans of both sides of the identity card

• Scan of the complete household registration booklet

• Digital colour photo with a white background

• Scan of the medical birth certificate

• Scans of parents’ complete household registration booklet, marriage certificate and both sides of identity cards

• Scan of the complete marriage/divorce certificate

• Immigration application form (provided by us)

• Original power of attorney signed by the main applicant or spouse (assisted by us)

• Medical insurance for the main applicant (arranged by the lawyer)