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As Bodrum shows up on more and more radars, luxury hotel and residence developments are moving in quickly. That makes finding quality properties for $250,000 harder.
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Though the program closed in December, the Home Office has processed more than 20,000 Turkish Businessperson visas in 2021, rejecting nearly all.
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Istanbul’s property market works in predictable cycles created by a two-party system of local politics, writes İsrafil Kahraman.
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More than half of acquisitions took place in Istanbul alone, and only 20% of the sales to foreigners were related to the citizenship program.
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İsrafil Kahraman is full of admiration for Sam Bayat, worries about the lack of new developments in Istanbul, and says he stops by the office seven days a week.
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“We’ve seem a sharp increase in CIP investors asking for our assistance after their applications were mishandled or incorrectly filed.”
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CIP Turkey goes the extra mile in helping clients invest in Turkey, gain citizenship via crypto, and to build a new life for their clients.
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İsrafil Kahraman recounts five anecdotes of investors who had their Turkey citizenship applications rejected because of simple mistakes.
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Aiming to prevent foreign developers from “recycling”, Turkish authorities say a single property may henceforth only be used once to qualify for citizenship.
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Turkey has met all the prerequisites the EU set in 2016 to enable a visa-waiver agreement. The ball is now in the EU’s court.
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Hakan Kodal says program legislation “should be shielded from political meddling and infighting within parliaments, which is only wasteful.”
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Save time and bank fees by using cryptocurrencies to pay for citizenship by investment in Turkey.
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The growth of investment migration in Turkey – both inbound and outbound – has no parallels in RCBI history. What explains this boom?
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Turkish CBI providers report sharply increased demand from both remote and touring clients, which they expect to continue throughout 2021.
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As manufacturing in China becomes difficult and expensive thanks to the Sino-American trade war, Turkey’s economy is emerging as a big winner.
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Yuksel is receiving daily requests from clients and is helping start the process directly from their countries of residence.
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The figures imply that Turkey naturalized an average of 1,333 main applicants a month during the height of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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6 luxury detached villas, each with a private swimming pool, along with 34 two-bedroom apartments, overlooking the bay of Gumusluk.
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Food-, energy-, and health-security – in addition to mobility – are quickly becoming crucial factors in alternative residence and citizenship decisions.
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The Home Office saw 52% YoY growth in Turkish Businessperson Visas in 2019. Brexit’s releasing the UK from its Ankara Agreement obligations has something to do with it.
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