Türkiye · Citizenship by Investment
Türkiye Citizenship
Citizenship through real estate or real estate fund shares, held for three years.
Investment fromUS$400,000
- Real estate or venture capital fund shares
- US$500,000

Overview
Türkiye grants citizenship, by resolution of the President, to foreign investors who make a qualifying investment under Turkish Citizenship Law No. 5901, Article 12.
The investment is real estate worth at least US$400,000, with a title-deed restriction not to sell for three years, or US$500,000 in real estate or venture capital fund shares held for three years.
Who it may suitInvestors comfortable holding Turkish property or fund shares for three years · Families seeking a second citizenship who have weighed the Indian citizenship trade-off
- 01
Asset-backed
The investment is an asset you own — property or fund shares.
- 02
Family inclusion
Your spouse and your or your spouse’s minor or dependent children, applying together.
Investment
The qualifying routes.
Each route must be maintained for at least three years:
- US$400,000
Real estate
Property with a title-deed annotation not to sell for three years.
- US$500,000
Real estate or venture capital fund shares
Fund shares not sold for three years.
Process
How it works.
- 01
Preparation
- Private consultation and route selection
- Property valuation or fund selection
- 02
Investment
- Investment made
- Holding commitment registered (title-deed annotation or fund letter)
- 03
Application
- Residence permit and citizenship application
- Due diligence
- 04
Approval
- Presidential resolution
- Citizenship and passport
Family
Who can be included
- Spouse, and the investor’s or spouse’s minor or dependent children, when they apply together
Eligibility
What you’ll need
- Qualifying investment made and attested by the relevant authority
- Commitment to hold the investment for three years
- Lawful, documented source of funds
- Approval by resolution of the President of Türkiye
Before you decide
Good to know.
- India does not permit dual citizenship — acquiring another citizenship voluntarily ends Indian citizenship (Citizenship Act 1955, s.9).
- A valuation report is required for the property, and the title deed carries a three-year no-sale annotation.
- Government fees, taxes and valuation costs are payable in addition to the investment.
- The investment cannot be sold for three years.
FAQs
What is the minimum investment for Turkish citizenship?
US$400,000 in real estate, or US$500,000 in real estate or venture capital fund shares, held for three years.
Can my family be included?
Yes — your spouse and your or your spouse’s minor or dependent children can acquire citizenship if they apply together with you.
Can I keep my Indian citizenship?
No. India does not allow dual citizenship; OCI status may preserve many practical rights.
Information current as of 18 October 2026. Programme rules, investment thresholds, government fees and processing times are set by the relevant authorities and can change without notice. This page is a general overview, not legal, tax or investment advice. Final advice should be confirmed with the relevant legal and programme specialists before any commitment.
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