Citoyenneté Turque par Investissement 2026 | Guide Complet
Maître Bilal Alyar | Barreau d’İstanbul, n° 54965
Le programme de citoyenneté turque par investissement (Décret présidentiel n° 2018/106) offre cinq voies : immobilier ($400 000), dépôt bancaire ($500 000), obligations d’État ($500 000), capital fixe ($500 000), ou création de 50 emplois.
Voie immobilière : $400 000
Achat immobilier de $400 000+ (évaluation SPK). Annotation de 3 ans sur le TAPU. Résidentiel, commercial, terrain — tout qualifie. Plusieurs biens combinables.
Dépôt bancaire et fonds
$500 000 en dépôt bancaire (3 ans, vérification BDDK) ou en obligations/fonds SPK. Intérêts au déposant.
Procédure
Investissement → Certificat de conformité → Permis de séjour → Demande → Vérification sécuritaire (2-4 mois) → Décret présidentiel. Total : 4-7 mois. Conjoint et enfants mineurs inclus.
Double nationalité
La Turquie autorise la double nationalité. Passeport turc : 110+ pays sans visa, visa E-2 USA.
FAQ
Puis-je louer le bien ?
Oui. Revenus locatifs imposables en Turquie.
Après 3 ans ?
L’annotation est levée, vente libre. Citoyenneté permanente.
Avertissement juridique
Besoin d’une assistance juridique en Turquie ?
Barreau d’İstanbul, n° d’inscription : 54965
Citoyennete Turque Investissement — Legal Framework 2026
Av. Bilal Alyar | Barreau d’İstanbul: 54965 | 2026. Citoyennete Turque Investissement under Turkish law is governed by comprehensive legislation. Turkish legal framework, civil law tradition (Swiss/German/Italian influence). Turkey’s civil law system provides structured, predictable procedures for both Turkish citizens and foreign nationals. The International Private Law (MÖHUK No. 5718) determines applicable law and jurisdiction in cross-border matters. Key regulatory authorities include the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice, Revenue Administration, Capital Markets Board (SPK), and MASAK.
Regulatory Requirements
MÖHUK 5718 international private law, bilateral treaties 80+ countries. The Turkish government has digitalized many processes through the e-Devlet portal, UYAP judiciary system, and sector-specific platforms. Foreign documents require apostille (Hague Convention) or embassy legalization, sworn translation (yeminli tercüman), and notary certification. Turkish tax ID (vergi kimlik numarası) is required for most transactions.
Procedures and Process
e-Devlet digital government, UYAP judiciary system, power of attorney. The process typically involves: (1) initial assessment with qualified attorney, (2) document preparation and authentication, (3) application through relevant authority, (4) processing period (30-90 days administrative, 6-18 months judicial), (5) decision and implementation or appeal. Power of attorney (vekaletname) from Turkish consulate enables remote representation.
Costs and Timeline
Government fees (published annually in Official Gazette), attorney fees (TBB Minimum Fee Schedule), document authentication ~$50-100/document, court fees 2,000-10,000 TRY. professional legal representation, TBB fee schedule, İstanbul Bar Association. Timeline varies by matter complexity. Contact Attorney Bilal Alyar for case-specific estimates.
Practical Considerations
Recent Developments 2026
2025-2026 updates affecting citoyennete turque investissement: 11th and 12th Judicial Reform Packages streamlining procedures, FATF action plan strengthening AML/compliance, enhanced digital government capabilities, updated fee schedules, and new regulatory guidance. Staying current with these changes requires regular consultation with qualified legal counsel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first step?
Can this be handled remotely?
What are the costs?
How long does it take?
What documents are needed?
What are the risks without legal counsel?
Fundamental Principles of Turkish Law
Relevant Legislation and Regulations
Application Process and Required Documents
Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Recent Developments and 2026 Updates
Fundamental Principles of Turkish Law
Relevant Legislation and Regulations
Application Process and Required Documents
Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Recent Developments and 2026 Updates
Fundamental Principles of Turkish Law
Relevant Legislation and Regulations
Application Process and Required Documents
Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Recent Developments and 2026 Updates
Fundamental Principles of Turkish Law
Relevant Legislation and Regulations
Application Process and Required Documents
Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Recent Developments and 2026 Updates
Fundamental Principles of Turkish Law
Relevant Legislation and Regulations
Application Process and Required Documents
Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Recent Developments and 2026 Updates
İlgili Hizmet Alanlarımız
Resmi Kaynaklar
- Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr)
- Yargıtay Karar Arama (karararama.yargitay.gov.tr)
- UYAP Vatandaş Portalı (uyap.gov.tr)
- İstanbul Barosu (istanbulbarosu.org.tr)
- T.C. Adalet Bakanlığı (adalet.gov.tr)
- Türkiye Barolar Birliği (barobirlik.org.tr)
Hazırlayan Hukuku
Av. Bilal ALYAR — İstanbul Barosu Sicil No: 54965
Marmara Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi mezunu (2015). Aile hukuku, ceza hukuku, kripto para hukuku, bilişim hukuku, şirketler hukuku ve vergi hukuku alanlarında faaliyet göstermektedir.
Bu içerik yalnızca genel bilgilendirme amaçlıdır; somut hukuki görüş ya da avukat-müvekkil ilişkisi oluşturmaz. Her dosya kendine özgü koşullar içerdiğinden, hukuki süreçlerde ilgili mevzuat çerçevesinde bilgilendirme alınması yararlı olabilir.