Once Ryan chose his property, the Astons team provided him with a detailed checklist of the documents required for both the purchase and his citizenship application. Our experienced legal team handled all paperwork, ensuring full compliance with program requirements.
With support from our immigration experts, Ryan opened a Turkish bank account, transferred the payment to the developer, and finalized the purchase agreement. He also covered additional administrative costs and fees.
An independent licensed appraiser assessed the property’s value to confirm it met the minimum investment threshold for citizenship. The report was submitted to Turkish authorities, and based on this document, Ryan received his property title deed.
To apply for citizenship, investors have to first get a Turkish residence permit. However, there’s no requirement to live in the country. Astons managed the entire residence permit process, and Ryan only needed to visit Turkey briefly to submit his fingerprints.
Once his residence permit was issued, our specialists filed his citizenship application. Ryan returned to Istanbul twice—once for biometric data collection and later to receive his passport.