Turkey Citizenship by Investment program

In September 2018, the Turkey Citizenship by Investment program was launched and among investors, it was the most prevalent program, that grants Turkish citizenship through investment. It is situated between Europe and Asia. A Turkish second citizenship can be acquired by applicants who'll invest more than $400,000 to the national economy. There are 5 choices available that makes a foreign investor eligible to obtain a citizenship:  participation in the share capital of a Turkish company, opening of a deposit in a Turkish bank and purchase of real estate or units of an investment fund or bonds. Along with the investor, family members like a spouse and kids may also obtain second citizenship in Turkey. Türkiye citizenship for families also has advantages, children under the age of 18 are considered dependents. The family now has access to free healthcare and education. Additionally, Turkish citizenship provides families with a wide variety of cultural events and activities to enjoy together.

Qualifications:

With a few limitations, the application process for qualifying for citizenship through real estate investment is quite straightforward:

  • Have the ability to confirm the source of funds.
  • To be at least eighteen years old.
  • No Criminal Record in Turkey and globally.
  • No Significant Illness.

Benifits of Turkey Citizenship

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  • Global Benefits
  • Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 125+ destinations including Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore
  • The foreign investor will obtain a full citizenship, along with family members.
  • Eligibility for a five-year renewable E-2 Investor Visa to the United States following three years of residence in Turkey.
  • Access to a stable transcontinental Eurasian nation serving as a political, economic, and financial nexus between the Middle East, Western Asia, and Europe.
  • Business Ingress into the Europe and United Kingdom

Turkey and the European Economic Community (EEC) established the Ankara Agreement. With Turkey’s eventual entry into the European Economic Community as the ultimate goal, the agreement sought to establish a framework for economic cooperation between Turkey and the EEC. The Ankara Agreement allowed Turkish people to work and live in EEC member nations in addition to promoting economic relations. The “Turkish ECAA (European Community Association) Agreement,” as this statute is officially called, gives Turkish nationals permission to work or open a business in the UK.