Türkiye Citizenship by Investment
Direct citizenship in a G20 economy through property or a bank deposit, with no residence requirement.
Enquire about Türkiye
Qualifying investments
Routes and minimums per current Turkish regulations; confirmed in writing at consultation.
Who can apply
A Türkiye specialist replies within one business day with current requirements and a fee schedule.
“They told us in the first meeting which program we did not qualify for, and why. That honesty is exactly why we trusted them with the one we did.”
Why Türkiye
Türkiye grants citizenship directly, without a residency stage, to investors who buy property worth $400,000 or place $500,000 in an eligible investment for three years. There is no requirement to live in the country, and dual citizenship is permitted.
Our transparency promises
Every engagement begins with an honest assessment of your options. We only recommend programs you genuinely qualify for.
Professional fees, government fees and third-party costs itemised before engagement. Nothing added later.
We quote the timelines programs actually deliver, not the ones that close a sale.
If we believe an application will fail, we will not submit it — and we tell you what would change our answer.
Frequently asked
It depends on the program. UAE Golden Visas can complete in weeks; Caribbean citizenship typically takes 4–9 months; European residency 3–8 months; skilled migration to Canada or Australia 6–14 months. We give you a written timeline before you commit.
Most programs allow spouses, dependent children, and in many cases parents to be included in a single application. We confirm exactly who qualifies during your eligibility assessment.
Many investment programs have minimal or no physical residency requirements. Skilled visas usually do. We flag every residency obligation clearly before you apply.
We only submit applications we believe will succeed, and we tell you upfront if your profile is not ready. Where programs allow, our agreements set out clearly what is refundable at each stage.
Fees are staged against milestones — engagement, submission and approval. You never pay the full amount upfront.
