The Türkiye Citizenship By Investment program offers an exclusive opportunity to secure a second passport through investment in one of the world’s most strategically located economies. With a streamlined application process that typically takes between 3–9 months, investors gain access to enhanced global mobility, business opportunities, and long-term security — without any residency requirements.
By investing a minimum of $400,000 USD in Turkish real estate, applicants benefit not only from citizenship but also from the potential growth and returns of one of the most dynamic property markets in the region. Türkiye’s unique position bridging Europe and Asia makes it an attractive choice for investors seeking global access and diversified opportunities.
Successful applicants and their families enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 118 countries, along with the right to live, work, and study in Türkiye. The program allows for dual citizenship, with no language tests required, ensuring accessibility for international investors.
With additional inclusions for spouses and dependent children, Türkiye provides a transparent and government-backed path to citizenship that can secure freedom and mobility for the entire family.
At Bond and Partners, we provide comprehensive advisory services to make the application smooth, compliant, and efficient. From the initial eligibility assessment to the final delivery of your Turkish passport, our team of experts ensures that your investment journey is not only successful but also aligned with your long-term goals.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Turkish Citizenship By Investment program.
The program starts at $400,000 USD in real estate.
Typically 3–9 months, depending on document preparation and government processing.
No. There are no residency or language requirements.
Yes. Your spouse, dependent children, and in some cases parents can be included.
Turkish citizens enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 118 countries, including Japan, South Korea, and most EU countries.
Yes. Turkey allows dual citizenship, so you can keep your current nationality.