Turkish Citizenship by Property Investment
Guides for Foreign Buyers: Process, Costs, FAQ, and Eligible Property
Foreign investors use Turkish citizenship by property investment to obtain a Turkish passport through qualifying real estate purchases starting from the current USD 400,000 threshold, while many stages can often be coordinated remotely.
This citizenship hub brings together the complete decision path: eligibility requirements, process steps, total costs, official valuation guidance, residency comparison, family inclusion questions, and verified citizenship-eligible properties.
Most buyers begin with the process guide, then review costs and FAQ topics before selecting qualifying properties. Rules may vary—confirm current requirements with qualified legal counsel.
Who is Turkish citizenship through property suitable for?
- International investors seeking a second passport
- Families wanting long-term flexibility and multi-entry travel to Turkey
- Remote buyers using legal representation for purchase and filing
- Property investors seeking both ownership and citizenship eligibility at the current threshold
Many applicants need only a short visit for biometrics; passport and ID are often collected at a Turkish embassy abroad. Use the guides below to answer remote filing, family inclusion, residency during review, and total budget before you commit funds.
Related buyer resources
- TAPU title deed transfer
- Property lawyer in Turkey
- Property purchase expenses
- Istanbul property for citizenship
- Citizenship law updates (news) — secondary background on regulatory changes
Start with the process guide or review citizenship-eligible properties
Read the citizenship process guide before you transfer funds, or browse listings that meet the USD 400,000 threshold.
