Guide
Turkish citizenship through real estate investment
In effect since 2018, the program grants Turkish citizenship to foreign nationals — and their families — who invest at least $400,000 in real estate. Below you'll find the process and answers to common questions.
Requirements may change; check current official sources and qualified legal counsel before proceeding.
Process
From application to citizenship
Choosing an Eligible Property
We identify a property that meets the $400,000 threshold, backed by a valuation report.
Valuation Report
An official real estate valuation report is obtained from a licensed institution.
Title Deed & Commitment
The title deed is transferred, with a 3-year no-resale commitment recorded on the deed.
Citizenship Application
The application is filed with the Ministry of Interior; our legal team follows the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions
—Can my family members also get citizenship?
Yes — a spouse and children under 18 can be included in the application.
—Can I buy the property with a mortgage?
For the citizenship program, the investment amount must be paid in full by bank transfer, at the value declared on the title deed.
—Can I combine multiple properties to reach the threshold?
Yes, a combination of properties is possible as long as their combined title deed value reaches $400,000.
—Do I need to reside in Turkey?
No, there is no residency requirement to apply for citizenship.
—What support do I get throughout the process?
Our legal team accompanies every step, from property selection through valuation, title deed transfer, and the application file.
Official sources
Requirements and implementation details may change. Check the current official guidance and consult qualified legal counsel before making a decision.
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