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Turkish Citizenship and all you need to know about
Get your Turkish citizenship through Real estate investment or Banking investment
Advantages of Turkish citizenship
The Turkish passport is currently ranked 53Rd according to the Passport Ranking Index, and the Turkish passport allows its holders to travel Visa-Free to 111 destinations around the world, and this will give you and your family ease in navigating around the countries.
Turkish passport holders have the possibility to travel without a Visa or obtain a Visa on arrival to many countries such as Brazil, Qatar, Albania and South Korea, allowing these passport holders to travel instantly to many countries around the world.
Being a Turkish citizen brings many benefits for both investors and their families in terms of Social life, financial opportunities and easy travel. Turkey guarantees the welfare and future with Free Healthcare and Education services provided to its citizens.
Banking Investment
The investor must deposit 500,000$ or its equivalent in foreign currencies and deposit it in Turkish lira in the bank and make commitment to hold the amount of deposits for a period of three years.
Real estate Investment
The investor can buy a property that worth $400,000. The property must be suitable for the citizenship application. The investor must retain ownership of the property for at least three years and can rent the property during that period. The value of the property must be paid in Turkish Lira.
- Personal Photos
- Personal ID certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
- A birth certificate certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs translated and certified by a notary public
- A family booklet certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
- Passport translated and certified by a notary
- Bank receipt but the amount deposited from the bank
- Birth certificates for children under 18 certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
- The last educational certificate obtained, certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
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- Photocopy of the Tabu (The title deed of the purchase)
- Valid property valuation report (report valid for three months).
- Payment receipts from the buyer’s account stamped with a direct stamp from the bank.
- Receipts from the seller’s account stamped with a direct stamp of the bank
- Two copies of the special power of attorney regarding the request of obtaining citizenship.
- Translation of the passport to Turkish language and ratifying it at the Notary in Turkey for all family members (husband + wife + children under 18).
Real estate Investment
The investor can buy a property that worth $400,000. The property must be suitable for the citizenship application. The investor must retain ownership of the property for at least three years and can rent the property during that period. The value of the property must be paid in Turkish Lira.
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- Photocopy of the Tabu (The title deed of the purchase)
- Valid property valuation report (report valid for three months).
- Payment receipts from the buyer’s account stamped with a direct stamp from the bank.
- Receipts from the seller’s account stamped with a direct stamp of the bank
- Two copies of the special power of attorney regarding the request of obtaining citizenship.
- Translation of the passport to Turkish language and ratifying it at the Notary in Turkey for all family members (husband + wife + children under 18).
Banking Investment
The investor must deposit 500,000$ or its equivalent in foreign currencies and deposit it in Turkish lira in the bank and make commitment to hold the amount of deposits for a period of three years.
- Personal Photos
- Personal ID certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
- A birth certificate certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs translated and certified by a notary public
- A family booklet certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
- Passport translated and certified by a notary
- Bank receipt but the amount deposited from the bank
- Birth certificates for children under 18 certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
- The last educational certificate obtained, certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, translated and certified by a notary public
