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Turkey Related Subjects => Cost of Living in Turkey => Topic started by: YILDIRIM on January 13, 2017, 15:34:27 PM

Title: Turkey has made changes to its citizenship laws(12-1-2017)
Post by: YILDIRIM on January 13, 2017, 15:34:27 PM
Turkey has made changes to its citizenship laws to encourage investment, new regulations published Thursday have revealed.

Regulations in Turkey’s Official Gazette state foreigners who bring fixed capital investments of at least $2 million or own real estate in Turkey worth a minimum $1 million with the special condition of not selling it for at least three years will be able to access Turkish citizenship.

The regulation also covers foreigners who deposit a minimum of $3 million in Turkish banks on condition of not withdrawing it for three years. A similar regulation applies to those foreign investors who hold government-issued bonds worth at least $3 million which are not diversified for three years.

Foreigners who generate jobs for 100 people also will be able take Turkish citizenship, the gazette said. 12-1-2017
Title: Re: Turkey has made changes to its citizenship laws(12-1-2017)
Post by: KKOB on January 13, 2017, 16:12:47 PM


Regulations in Turkey’s Official Gazette state foreigners who ...... own real estate in Turkey worth a minimum $1 million with the special condition of not selling it for at least three years will be able to access Turkish citizenship.


Hmmm ....... looks like we could be eligible for Turkish Citizenship soon with the way things are developing in Kaya.  ;)
Title: Re: Turkey has made changes to its citizenship laws(12-1-2017)
Post by: Jacqui Harvey on January 13, 2017, 17:47:29 PM
Just read on  Facebook about the plans to built a huge road through Kaya... shame.
Title: Re: Turkey has made changes to its citizenship laws(12-1-2017)
Post by: KKOB on January 13, 2017, 18:12:00 PM
It's been on the cards for years. What they're doing at the moment is widening the "mountain road" and smoothing out some of the bends which will eventually allow, among other things, large coaches to to use that road.