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Turkish citizenship by real estate investment from $400,000
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- The cost of apartments in Turkey varies from 35,000 € to 51,983,000 €.
- You can buy a house in Turkey from 60,000 €.
- Price range for Turkish new buildings from 36,000 € to 4,600,000 €.
- The possibility of obtaining an annual residence permit in Turkey with an extension.
- Ability to apply for Turkish citizenship.
- Low annual tax on the possession of real estate (0,1–0,3%).
- Fast and transparent property purchase procedure in 3 business days.
- The opportunity to open your own business in Turkey.
The sequence of buying Turkish real estate is as follows:
- Conclude a contract for the purchase and sale of housing in Turkey.
- Get a tax identification number (TIN) and open a Turkish bank account.
- Make a deposit of 10–25% of the value of the purchased property.
- Translate and notarize passports.
- Obtaina permit for the purchase of real estate.
- Obtain a Turkish title deed (TAPU).
To obtain an annual residence permit, it is enough to own any property in Turkey. At the same time, the cost of the purchased object by a foreigner does not matter, whether it is a luxury villa or a small studio apartment. The obtained residence permit is extended annually, provided that the property rights are preserved.
To obtain Turkish citizenship, you must have lived in Turkey with a residence permit for 5 years. At the same time, the minimum required period of stay in Turkey by the applicant must be at least 6 months within one year. To obtain Turkish citizenship, you must be fluent in the Turkish language.
There is also a more simplified procedure for obtaining Turkish citizenship for a significant contribution to the economy:
- purchase of housing in the amount of $400,000 or more;
- contribution to the country's economy from $500,000.
This will allow you to get a Turkish passport in just 2–6 months.
Yes, dual citizenship is allowed in Turkey. There is no need to give up your country's passport.
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Choosing an object and signing a contract.
After choosing a suitable object, the seller and buyer agree on a meeting at which they conclude a sales contract.
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Collecting and processing the documents.
To conduct a sale and purchase transaction, it is necessary to collect and prepare a package of documents (international passport, power of attorney for the realtor, Turkish TIN).
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Settling with the seller.
Depending on the location of the purchased object, payment can be made in US dollars, euro, Turkish liras or British pounds.
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Transferring ownership.
All parties to the transaction must appear at the Cadastral Office to register the new owner and to obtain a transfer of ownership (TAPU).
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Renewing utility contracts.
After the transfer of ownership and receipt of a TAPU, it is necessary to renew utility contracts. To do this, you will need Ferdi Iskan — an individual registration certificate of the object.
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