Today we will talk about the main advantages of buying real estate in Turkey.
Turkey is one of the fastest developing countries in the region, which leads to an increase in demand for real estate. According to the latest report from the Central Bank of Turkey, house prices rose by 153% in January 2023.
Purchasing a property is a profitable investment, as it can be sold at a higher price or receive a stable rental income.
The acquisition of real estate in Turkey is associated with the payment of several types of taxes: • The purchase and sale tax is 4% of the property value. • Real estate tax depends on the cadastral value of the property and ranges between 0.6% and 0.1%. • Income tax is paid on the property disposition and ranges from 15% to 35% of income. Tax rates may vary depending on the region, but in general, the tax policy in Turkey is quite loyal.
The cost of real estate in Turkey is relatively low compared to European countries, which makes it more affordable for investors.
The country is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and has a developed infrastructure.
Turkey offers a Citizenship By Investment Program that allows you to get a passport when investing in real estate from $400,000.
New Zealand has announced a significant update to its business immigration strategy, launching the new Business Investor Visa (BIV) in November 2025. This program replaces the previous Entrepreneur Work Visa and is designed to attract experienced investors to inject capital into established New Zealand businesses.
Effective August 1st, the program offers second citizenship in 6 weeks via Dubai-based PPP. From $90k donation + $5k fee (single applicant).
Starting August 20, certain visa applicants must post bonds up to $15,000. The program explicitly targets Citizenship-by-Investment holders over vetting concerns. Initially affects Malawi/Zambia nationals, but CBI countries face potential inclusion with 15 days' notice. 30-day stay limit applies.
