Abroad Mobility

Available Solutions based on your request:

Turkey CIP

Citizenship by Investment Programs

Region:

Middle East

Country:

Turkey

Turkey passport: 74 visa-free destinations, rank #32. See the full visa-free list

Program Final:

Citizenship

Simplicity:

★★★★★

Speed in month(s):

6

Education:

N/A

Price:

A typical budget for Turkey CIP includes government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. For planning purposes, clients often work around USD $400,000 as a starting estimate, but actual totals vary by family size, route mix, and legal or due-diligence scope. Contact us for a custom quote.

Investment
requirements:

Investment of at least USD $400,000 in real estate held for at least 3 years; or USD $500,000 in fixed capital investment, bank deposits, government debt instruments, real estate investment fund or venture capital fund shares, or the private pension system, each held for at least 3 years; or employment of at least 50 people

Dependents:

Spouse and unmarried children under 18; children over 18 who are disabled and financially dependent may also be included. Parents and siblings cannot be added.

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Description:

Turkey’s Citizenship by Investment Program targets high-net-worth individuals seeking instant naturalization for themselves and their immediate families. The main benefit is direct access to Turkish citizenship, which entitles holders to visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel to over 110 countries and potential eligibility for the U.S. E-2 investor visa. Key features include a relatively low real estate investment threshold (USD $400,000), fast application processing, and no residence or language requirements.Applicants are not required to live in Turkey prior to or after naturalization, and dual citizenship is permitted. The program is attractive due to its straightforward application process, speed, and flexible criteria, making it one of the more accessible global CIPs.No nationalities are formally excluded, though enhanced due diligence is applied in sensitive cases. The program remains active and is monitored for compliance and anti-fraud measures.

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