Obtaining Turkish citizenship through investment continues to attract international investors who want to establish a stronger connection with Türkiye, invest in its economy, and potentially obtain a Turkish passport. For many investors, real estate investment is the most familiar route, with a qualifying property investment of at least USD 400,000, subject to the applicable conditions and a...
Primary Keyword: How citizenship by investment works Secondary Keywords: CBI program step by step, citizenship by real estate, second passport process, CBI due diligence Target URL: https://multimulk.com/blog/how-citizenship-by-investment-programs-work-a-step-by-step-guide/ How Citizenship by Investment Programs Work – A Step-by-Step Guide...
Key Takeaways Unified Solution: Multi Mulk provides a single, fully coordinated advisory framework handling real estate acquisition, citizenship processing, and ongoing tax/legal compliance. Investment Threshold: Investors who acquire qualifying Turkish real estate valued at $400,000 USD or more can secure Turkish citizenship and passports for their entire immediate...
In Türkiye, annual real estate taxes are calculated using a baseline property valuation known as the taxable value (rayiç bedel). This value relies on standard construction costs per square meter, which are updated periodically by government ministries. The newly published General Circular outlines updated construction cost parameters across all residential building tiers, as well as commercial,...
Turkish citizenship by property investment in 2026 remains available to eligible foreign investors who purchase qualifying real estate worth at least $400,000 USD and commit to holding the property for a minimum of three years. The investment can provide a pathway to Turkish citizenship for the main applicant and eligible family members, subject to government approval and the completion of the required...
Navigating a new country’s medical system can feel overwhelming. If you are relocating to or living in Turkey as an expatriate, understanding how public healthcare (SGK) and private health insurance work is essential for both your health and your legal residence status. This guide breaks down how Turkey’s dual healthcare system works, public vs. private costs, insurance coverage options, and...
In an unprecedented crackdown on real estate fraud, Turkish authorities recently announced legal proceedings to revoke the citizenship of 687 foreign nationals. Following coordinated police raids across 16 provinces centered in Istanbul, Justice Minister Akın Gürlek revealed an organized criminal network that manipulated real estate transactions to exploit the Turkish Citizenship by Investment (CBI)...
Buying real estate, expanding a business, or making major cross-border investments can secure your family’s financial future—or become an expensive nightmare. The single factor that determines which outcome you get is rarely the market, the timing, or the property itself. It is the advisor you choose. Whether you are navigating international real estate markets, setting up citizenship by...
For Turkish entrepreneurs, high-net-worth investors, and business owners, expanding commercial operations into the United States represents one of the most lucrative opportunities for asset diversification, foreign market entry, and global mobility. The U.S. offers two primary investor pathways for foreign nationals: the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa (a non-immigrant work/business visa) and the EB-5...
Investing in the United States offers business expansion, market stability, and global mobility. However, bridging the gap between foreign capital deployment and securing U.S. legal residency through the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa or the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program (E-5 Visa) requires more than traditional legal representation—it demands strategic investment alignment, commercial viability, and...