Turkish citizenship by investment: one complete file, from choosing the property to receiving your passport
We help you choose a qualifying property within your budget, confirm it is eligible before you pay, and our legal team follows your file until you and your family receive Turkish ID cards and passports.
30+citizenship files completed for our clients
Since 2016working in the Istanbul property market
30–90 daystypical review time after submission
The requirements in brief
- Buy one or more properties with a combined value of at least US$400,000.
- A valuation report from a licensed valuation company must confirm the property is worth at least that amount.
- Payment must go through Turkish banks under the approved foreign-currency procedure.
- A commitment not to sell the property for 3 years is registered on the title deed (tapu).
- Your spouse and children under 18 are included in the same file. Children over 18 need their own file.
Not every property on the market qualifies, even at $400,000. The property's history, the payment method and the valuation report are all checked before purchase. That is exactly what we do for you before you pay anything.
What our service includes
- Finding the right property for your goal: a home, a rental investment, or both.
- Confirming the property is eligible for citizenship before you buy.
- Negotiating the price, completing the purchase and transferring the title deed.
- The valuation report from a licensed company.
- Opening a bank account and handling the payment and transfer steps.
- Sworn translation and notary certification.
- A lawyer who follows your file: certificate of conformity, residence permit and citizenship application.
- Following the application until the decision and the delivery of your ID card and passport.
Steps and expected timeline
- Day oneFree consultation: we learn your goal, budget and family size, then send qualifying properties with prices and payment plans.
- Your choiceView the properties in person or by video call, with a legal check of the one you choose.
- Within daysPurchase: valuation, payment through the bank, and title deed transfer with the 3-year no-sale commitment.
- About 10 daysFile preparation: certificate of conformity, residence permit and translations, then the citizenship application is submitted.
- 30 to 90 daysReview by the authorities until the naturalisation decision. This period is set by the state, and we keep you updated throughout.
- After approvalTurkish ID cards and passports are issued for you and your family.
Costs: written in full before any payment
Besides the property price there are known costs: title deed fee (4% of the declared value; who pays it is agreed with the seller), the valuation report, translation and notary fees, legal fees, and residence permit and passport fees. We send you a written table of every item before you commit to anything, so there are no surprises after the purchase.
Properties that qualify
We shortlist projects above $400,000, or a combination of properties that together reach the required amount if your goal is rental income.
Frequently asked questions
Can the $400,000 be split across more than one property?
Yes. You can buy several properties as long as their combined value, according to the valuation reports, is at least $400,000 and the no-sale commitment is registered on each one.
Does citizenship include my spouse and children?
Yes. Your spouse and children under 18 are included in the same file. Children over 18 need a separate application.
When can I sell the property?
After the commitment period ends, 3 years from the date it was registered on the title deed. Selling after that does not affect your citizenship.
Does an off-plan property qualify?
It can, if it meets the legal requirements and is registered correctly. We review each project individually before recommending it.
How long does the whole process take?
From purchase to submitting the citizenship application usually takes about 10 days. The authorities then review the file, which typically takes 30 to 90 days.
Do I need to live in Turkey or give up my current citizenship?
You do not need to live in Turkey, and Turkey allows dual citizenship. Some countries do not allow their citizens to hold a second nationality, so check your own country's law. A few steps require you to be present, and we tell you about them in advance.
Tell us your budget and family size, and within one working day we will send you qualifying properties, the full costs and the expected timeline.