Why is Turkish passport so popular?

There is a formal bill, and assets can be isolated, crs can be avoided, and the price is reasonable (deposits for house purchases can be made)

The Turkish passport can be classified as a second-tier passport.

1. (133) In terms of asset isolation, the thickness of the safe is much thicker than that of a Caribbean passport. Looking at all the countries selling passports on the market, Turkey is definitely a big country, with a land area of ??780,000 square kilometers and a population of 84 million. It is a G20 country, a member of NATO, and travels among super countries such as the United States, Russia, and the European Union. If one day China asks Turkey for some information about Turkish citizens, Türkiye may not give it. However, some island countries such as Grenada have established diplomatic relations and have friendly relations with China, and many of them were built with China's aid. If China asks for some information about their citizens in the future, it’s hard to say whether they will give it to them.

2. (2451) Turkish passport can change the name, and the previous name will not be displayed. A lot of people care a lot.

3. In terms of application difficulty, Türkiye does not need to be crime-free, as does the Caribbean. In terms of back adjustment, Turkey is relatively loose, while the Caribbean and Vanuatu are very strict. Especially the Caribbean itself does not have the ability to do back adjustment and uses an American back adjustment company. Therefore, there is a history of US visa rejection, and basically the application cannot be approved. of.

4. (1953) It has strong residential properties. Take Istanbul as an example. Clothing, food, housing, transportation, medical care, education, and infrastructure construction can all be regarded as first-tier cities no matter which country they are placed in. If one day, you have to leave China, you can definitely live very well in Istanbul. Of course, it cannot be compared with living casually in those EU countries, Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland, but compared with those island countries in the Caribbean, the advantages are much greater.

5. In terms of price, if you compare the passports of Caribbean island countries, donations can easily cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. If you buy real estate equity, it will cost at least 200,000 US dollars, and the total cost will be almost 300,000 US dollars.

Looking at it this way, it is equivalent to saying that Turkey is a dual-function passport that has both residential properties and property preservation functions. It only sells for 250,000 US dollars. Even if it is a donation of 250,000 US dollars, it is still worth it, not to mention that he bought a house with 250,000 US dollars. After 3 years, the house can be sold, and the project of getting passports for two generations of the family can be completed in one step.

In addition, Turkish real estate itself also has investment value.

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