The Turkey Citizenship by Investment Program
This Program Page is sponsored by CIP Turkey.
QUICK FACTS
PROGRAM TYPE: Citizenship
OPENING YEAR: 2017
TOTAL INVESTMENT RAISED: US$200 million+
VISA-FREE DESTINATIONS: 110
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
See program essentials such as prices, requirements, timelines, investment options.
OFFICIAL WEBSITE:
See the official website of the government entity responsible for processing applications to the program.
PROGRAM FAQ:
Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about this program.
Visa-Free Destinations
Recent articles about this program
What Explains the Astonishing Growth of Turkish Investment Migration?
The growth of investment migration in Turkey – both inbound and outbound – has no parallels in RCBI history. What explains this boom?
As FDI Grows 13% YoY, Turkey’s Challenge to China’s Manufacturing Dominance Continues
Turkish CBI providers report sharply increased demand from both remote and touring clients, which they expect to continue throughout 2021.
Asian CIP Investors Drive Manufacturing Boom in Turkey as Sino-US Trade Tensions Grow
As manufacturing in China becomes difficult and expensive thanks to the Sino-American trade war, Turkey’s economy is emerging as a big winner.
Yuksel Law Firm Experiencing Rapid Rise in Demand for Turkish Citizenship
Yuksel is receiving daily requests from clients and is helping start the process directly from their countries of residence.
Turkey CIP Naturalized 4,000 Investors in 3 Months During Pandemic, Raising US$17 Million a Day
The figures imply that Turkey naturalized an average of 1,333 main applicants a month during the height of the COVID-19 outbreak.
As Turkey Begins Reopening, CIP Investor Interest Turns to Riviera Homes
6 luxury detached villas, each with a private swimming pool, along with 34 two-bedroom apartments, overlooking the bay of Gumusluk.
The Importance of Picking the Right Location For a Second Home Is Now Palpable
Food-, energy-, and health-security – in addition to mobility – are quickly becoming crucial factors in alternative residence and citizenship decisions.
ECAA-Visas, The Turkish CIP’s Secret Weapon, May Be Living on Borrowed Time
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.
Citizenship Investors Now Raise $250m a Month for Turkey, According to Ministry of Interior
Application data for Turkey’s citizenship by investment program, as reported by the government, defy belief; nearly 25,000 new citizens in 17 months.
Turkey Closer Than Ever to Visa-Free Deal With Europe Following Unilateral Liberalization
As Turkey’s Ministry of Interior grants visa-free travel to another six European countries, the expected visa-waiver agreement with the EU moves closer.
