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Türkiye spans southeastern Europe and western Asia, between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Its capital is Ankara, its official language is Turkish and its currency is the lira.
21 Oct 2026
Türkiye's thresholds are set by regulation, and its Interior Ministry reports 6,134 people's citizenship annulled or withdrawn. Argentina's decree has no floor vote on record, and no grant is reported.
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The route requires foreign-currency conversion and a three-year bar on sale; on title transfer, buyer and seller each owe a 2% fee, and a resale gain within five years may be taxable.
Read →24 Sep 2026
Istanbul prosecutors say 274 sales by three developers were collusive; the interior ministry says the citizenships went to 263 investors and 807 family members, and the annulment process has been started.
Read →28 Aug 2026
Investor citizenship can be unwound without a criminal conviction; an annulment reaches the spouse and children on the same file. Whether the property must be sold turns on one line in the decision itself.
Read →21 Jul 2026
Turkish citizenship through real estate: Investment threshold, property holding period, passport benefits and valuation and tax risks that investors need to evaluate in advance.
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