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Compare programmesAll 2026 programmesBuy real estate worth USD 400,000 and hold it for three years, and your whole family receives Turkish citizenship and passports.
Reviewed by Fergus Wu · Updated October 2026
Turkey’s citizenship by investment programme lets investors obtain citizenship by buying real estate or through other specified investments. The real estate route is the most common, requiring property worth at least USD 400,000 held for three years; other routes, including bank deposits, government bonds and funds, generally start from USD 500,000.
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The most common route to Turkish citizenship by investment is buying real estate worth at least USD 400,000 and committing to hold it for three years. Other routes include USD 500,000 in bank deposits, government bonds or funds. There is no need to relocate, and your spouse and children under 18 can become citizens with you.
Every application is filed through licensed agents authorised by the government concerned, so the process is fully compliant.
We review your background and source-of-funds documents in advance, reducing requests for more information and delays.
We compare total costs and what each passport can do for you — based on your travel needs, family size and budget — rather than selling a single programme.
All service fees and third-party costs are set out in writing before you sign — no hidden charges — and our refund terms are explained clearly.
Choose one of the following options; the other requirements are listed below.
Applicants generally need to meet the following:
Guaranteed in your service agreement: if your application is refused, we refund the service fees you have paid in full — or you can switch to another suitable programme at no extra charge.
If the authorities request further documents, or an application must be resubmitted, we handle it at no additional service fee.
Every application is prepared and reviewed by our professional immigration team. Your service fee is fixed when you sign, with no additional charges afterwards.
Service fees exclude investment amounts, government fees and third-party costs. Refusals caused by false or incomplete information, or by the applicant not cooperating as required, are not eligible for a refund. Full terms are set out in the service agreement.
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You and your family receive citizenship and a passport directly, with no residence or PR stage; passports are usually renewed every 5 to 10 years. You can keep your current nationality, subject to your home country’s rules.
Residence requirementNo residence requirement; property must be held for 3 years
General information only; requirements follow each country’s latest rules and can vary with your circumstances.
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Read the full story| Programme | Investment | Status | Typical timeline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey Citizenship by InvestmentThis programme | Real estate USD 400,000 (held for three years) | Citizenship and passport | Usually about 3–6 months | Citizenship through real estate |
| Grenada Citizenship by Investment | Donation from USD 235,000 | Citizenship and passport | Usually a few months | A future US E-2 visa (after three years of residence) |
| St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment | Donation from USD 250,000 | Citizenship and passport | Usually a few months | Prioritising visa-free access and a long track record |
| St Lucia Citizenship by Investment | Contribution from USD 240,000 (up to four family members) | Citizenship and passport | Recently about 12–18 months | Families prioritising Schengen access, or needing ties with Taiwan |
| Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship by Investment | Donation from USD 230,000 | Citizenship and passport | Usually a few months | Covering a family at lower cost |
| Dominica Citizenship by Investment | Donation from USD 200,000 | Citizenship and passport | Usually a few months | Families on a limited budget |
| Argentina Citizenship by Investment | Contribution from USD 350,000 (coming soon) | Citizenship and passport | Applications targeted for Q4 2026 | Families wanting a South American passport who can wait for the official launch |
| Vanuatu Citizenship by Investment | Donation USD 130,000 | Citizenship and passport | Usually within a few months | Prioritising speed and tax |
Yes. Once the three-year holding period ends you can sell the property, and your citizenship is unaffected.
No. There is no residence requirement, either when applying or after becoming a citizen.
Turkey recognises dual citizenship, but please confirm whether your current country of nationality allows it.
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