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Istanbul has become a major hub for US remote workers and entrepreneurs since 2022. The city offers world-class infrastructure, vibrant culture, low cost of living (especially with the Turkish Lira's weakness), and bridges between Europe and Asia. Antalya and Bodrum attract retirees and seasonal residents.
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Turkey has progressive PIT 15-40%. Tax residents are taxed on worldwide income; non-residents only on Turkish-source. The Citizenship by Investment program (real estate $400,000+ or bank deposit $500,000+) provides Turkish citizenship — attractive for travel flexibility and visa-free access to many destinations.
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Citizenship by Investment — naturalization within 3-6 months for qualifying real-estate investments ($400,000+) or bank deposit ($500,000+ for 3 years). Useful for travel flexibility and access to Turkish residence/citizenship pathways.
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Tourist Visa (90-day visa-free), Residence Permit (renewable annually), Citizenship by Investment (passport in 3-6 months for qualifying investments), Family Reunification
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Turkish banks (Garanti, IsBank, Yapi Kredi) onboard residents with permit. Inflation (~40-60% in recent years) makes Turkish Lira accounts risky — most expats hold USD or EUR accounts. FATCA reporting is in place. The 2024 banking reforms (Garanti BBVA, Akbank) have tightened US-person onboarding.
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