The threshold is set by appraisal, not the contract price
An official valuation from a government-authorised firm is mandatory. If the appraisal comes in below $400,000, the application fails, even if the contract states a sufficient amount. Multiple properties can be combined.
What the full cost consists of
Beyond the property price — a meaningful set of fees and taxes on the transaction itself, separate from the investment threshold.
How the process runs
A good fit if
A poor fit if
Who runs this programme
Your request goes to two or three firms from this list. You see exactly which ones before it is sent, and you can exclude any of them.
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Frequent questions
What if the appraisal comes in below $400,000?
The application fails for that property, even if the sale contract states a sufficient amount — only the official valuation from an authorised firm counts.
Does Turkey have a registry of licensed immigration agents, like Malta?
No. Like Egypt, the UAE, and Panama, Turkey has no single government registry of intermediaries — firms are selected by legal registration and track record.
Can several properties be combined?
Yes, multiple properties can be summed if their combined official valuation reaches $400,000.
What happens if you sell before 3 years?
A no-sale restriction is registered on the title deed — the sale is legally impossible before the 3-year period ends without losing the basis for citizenship.
How long does it really take?
Officially 6–12 months from investment to passport; real estate can complete in 3–6 months in optimal cases, but that is not a guaranteed minimum.
Is a Turkish language or culture exam required?
No, unlike standard naturalisation, citizenship by investment requires no language or culture exam.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 26 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.