<h2>Apartment eligibility at a glance</h2><p>Turkey citizenship by investment requires more than buying a home. The apartment, title deed, valuation, payment trail and applicant documents must meet the rules in force when the application is prepared. Buyers should verify the current threshold with qualified advisers because regulations and exchange-rate calculations may change.</p><h2>Property and title deed requirements</h2><p>A finished, resale or off-plan apartment may be suitable when it is legally transferable and correctly documented. Review the title deed, zoning, occupancy permission and any mortgage or lien before signing. Confirm the exact independent section, developer authority and delivery terms for new projects. The official valuation and declared price should support the same investment story.</p><h2>Payment and holding period</h2><p>Use traceable bank payments and keep contracts, receipts and valuation records together. Applicants generally undertake not to sell the qualifying property for the required holding period. Renting may be possible, but any lease should be checked against the programme rules. Selling or transferring too early can affect eligibility.</p><h2>Family planning and due diligence</h2><p>Eligible family members require consistent passports, civil-status documents, translations and certifications. Plan tax numbers, bank arrangements, powers of attorney and appointments in advance. An independent legal and technical review can uncover restrictions, unpaid dues or construction issues before completion.</p><h2>Choose with a clear process</h2><p>Set a budget and location brief, compare independent valuations, inspect the apartment and confirm every document with professionals. Citizenship is a regulated application, not an advertising guarantee. Azizi helps international buyers compare eligible Antalya apartments and coordinate the practical steps from selection to completion. Contact the Azizi team for current opportunities and tailored guidance.</p>