FAQ - page 3

It's essential to differentiate between "dual citizenship" and "second citizenship," as these terms have specific legal meanings and implications.

In Turkey, property purchasing restrictions apply to citizens from certain countries, impacting where and what they can buy.

In Turkey, various paths allow individuals to claim citizenship, catering to different circumstances and contributions.

Yes, it is possible to leave Turkey after applying for citizenship, provided certain conditions are met, especially regarding your residency status.

Owning or renting property in Turkey provides a basis for applying for a residence permit, which significantly influences the duration one can legally reside in the country.

When applying for a short-term residence permit in Turkey, financial stability is an important criteria to demonstrate your ability to support yourself (and any dependents) during your stay.

To maintain a valid short-term residence permit (ikamet) in Turkey, there are specific rules concerning how long you can be absent from the country without jeopardizing your resident status.

To qualify for Turkish citizenship through real estate investment, you must purchase property or properties in Turkey that total at least $400,000.

Yes, you can purchase real estate in Turkey using cash.

To qualify for Turkish citizenship through investment, you must meet at least one of the following investment requirements