I am a white-collar worker who has worked in a first-tier city in China for over twenty years. I enjoy keeping an eye on investment and financial management, and I have invested my hard-earned savings in real estate, just in time to benefit from the rising property prices and have tasted the sweetness of investment. I also enjoy traveling and have visited many countries; the lifestyle of Europeans has left a deep impression on me, and I really like it. In fact, I have always had a dream of moving abroad, not only for my family but also for my personal aspiration for a European lifestyle.
Everyone who chooses to move abroad has their own reasons, whether for identity or benefits, each is different. But for me, this has been a path I have long considered. Recently, by chance, I heard from a friend who invested in Turkish real estate that the current immigration policy for purchasing property in Turkey is very favorable. So, with a clear purpose, I joined a property tour organized by WorldWay Immigration to reassess Europe. Today, I will share what I have learned about Turkey.
Let me start with my first impression of Turkey. First of all, the safety factor here is very high, the social order is good, and the local customs are very simple. I went out for a walk with my friend at midnight without any restraint. Secondly, this is a tourist destination with countless fun places, many faces of Europeans can be seen, and Turkey is listed as a low-risk country for tourists by the International SOS Rescue Center, making it a very safe travel country. When we come here for vacation, we have nothing to worry about.
In recent years, many people have come to know Turkey, mostly through two familiar channels: one is the song "I want to take you to romantic Turkey, then to Tokyo and Paris..." which has made Turkey a popular travel destination! The other is the frequently reported news about Turkey, such as "Turkey strengthens border troops to prevent Syrian refugees from entering..." After returning from Turkey, many friends have asked me: Is it safe to travel to Turkey? In fact, from what I saw and heard during this trip, I can completely unveil the mystery of Turkey for you.
When you arrive here, you will find that Turkey is not affected at all by the political situation of neighboring countries; the Turkish border is quite far from them. The western tourist areas of Turkey are very safe and far from neighboring countries. Turkey, a country that spans two continents, Europe and Asia, is bordered by the Black Sea to the north, the Mediterranean Sea to the south, and the Aegean Sea to the west, sharing borders with Greece and Bulgaria. Due to its proximity to Europe, it is very Europeanized and truly stable.
In Istanbul, Turkey's largest city, I saw streets filled with colorful lights, fashionable and stylish young men and women, giving a very international vibe. My first feeling was surprise: this place is no different from other major cities in the world! It is not an exaggeration to say that the vibrant nightlife of Turkey's metropolitan areas is on par with that of European and American countries. Take the Beyoğlu district, where Taksim Square is located, for example; it is filled with various bars and restaurants, and young people here are very open and free.
What surprised me was that walking in Turkey, I could truly feel the secular atmosphere here, which is completely different from the traditional image of the country. The pedestrians in Turkey's big cities dress similarly to those in European countries; girls do not need to wear veils and can wear jeans and tight clothing. Young women, whether walking on the street, relaxing and playing in tourist spots, or sitting idly in street bars and cafes, are very individualistic, such as showing their arms and shoulders, wearing low-cut tops, boldly pursuing sensuality, and many girls like to wear shorts to showcase their long legs. They are free and open, and there are really no taboos. It is said that this makes women in neighboring Islamic countries envious.
The heartwarming events that happened in Turkey still linger in my memory and made me feel the friendliness of this country, especially the high moral standards of the Turkish people. One day, while inspecting a real estate project in Istanbul, I, being a bit careless, actually lost my bag that I had with me. At that moment, I was very anxious because there were important documents in the bag, so I hurriedly sought help from the local staff. However, after a lot of effort that day, there was still no result, and I was almost on the verge of giving up. Unexpectedly, the next day, my bag was actually found by a warm-hearted, kind, and simple local Turkish person, and when they returned it to me, I was overjoyed. At that moment, I felt a deep admiration for the Turkish people and felt a strong sense of security here. At that moment, I was sure that after leaving Istanbul, I would still miss this place— a romantic country with kind people!
During my days traveling in Turkey, I truly felt wonderful. Here, there is a blend of Eurasian culture, beautiful Pamukkale, the most magnificent hot air balloon ascents in the world, and an unparalleled blue coastline... Not only that, there are the world-renowned Turkish baths, Arabic water pipes, and the third-ranked cuisine in the world... In short, this is a very romantic and charming country that captivates people! If you really love the scenery of Turkey, fall in love with this place, or happen to think about living here and settling down, you can definitely make a purchase.
When I visited the European business core area in Istanbul, I found that it is almost indistinguishable from China's top-tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen! The key point is that the houses here are really very cheap, starting from $250,000, which is less than 1.8 million RMB, and you can become a landlord in an international first-tier metropolis. I was truly deeply shocked! With the professional services of WorldWay Immigration consultants, I signed the purchase contract without hesitation on the day of the inspection. I firmly believe in one saying: investment requires decisiveness; once you are sure, take action! Ultimately, among many overseas countries, I chose Turkey—investing at a lower cost, seizing the opportunity to invest in high-value real estate in a major European country, while also obtaining a passport from an EU candidate country, achieving both wealth and identity, why not?!
Turkey is currently the only geographical, demographic, and economic major country from the Eurasian continent that has an open and fast citizenship program, and it is also the only major country among the G20 that offers a low-cost investment fast passport program! For those who want to participate in the Turkish investment market, simply investing in real estate worth no less than $250,000 will allow the whole family to quickly obtain Turkish passports, and the purchased property can be sold after three years, achieving considerable investment returns and obtaining a passport from a G20 country—two benefits in one! At the same time, for investors in need, depositing the equivalent of $500,000 in Turkish banks for three years can also quickly obtain a Turkish passport, an EU candidate country, the investment value is self-evident! Additionally, holding a Turkish passport allows for quick processing of the U.S. E2 visa, enabling rapid relocation to the United States and multiple benefits!
Currently, WorldWay Immigration Group has partnered with a strong Turkish developer for another major project—the Edim Mansion project, located in the business core area radiating from the new Istanbul International Airport, which is currently one of the best investment choices on the market!
Turkey Edim Mansion
High-end properties within the radiation circle of the Istanbul Canal
Nearly 200 square meters of large ready-to-move-in properties, suitable for both investment and residence
Luxuriously decorated large residences, only $1,500 per square meter, with private parking spaces included
Rich educational resources, with international, public, and private schools available
Excellent ecological environment, with a 280,000 square meter urban park nearby
Purchasing a property grants the whole family a Turkish passport from a major European country
Limited housing resources, first come, first served
The Edim Mansion project is located in the Basaksehir district, which is within the radiation circle of the Istanbul Canal project that the Turkish government plans to excavate. The Istanbul Canal project will divide the European area of Istanbul into two, and at that time, the location of the Edim Mansion will be surrounded by the Black Sea, the Istanbul Canal, the Sea of Marmara, and the Bosphorus Strait, forming a new island.
The Turkish government plans to invest heavily to develop this island into a Turkish "Manhattan" that integrates economy, finance, business, culture, tourism, education, and healthcare, which will stand alongside the United States' Manhattan, London's financial district, and Hong Kong's Central, becoming one of the most valuable real estate markets in the world. Thus, it can be seen that the location of the Edim Mansion will be the new business district of Istanbul in the future, with enormous appreciation potential.
Great news: At the request of many clients, the WorldWay Immigration "Ten Country Passport Consultation Week" event has been extended to the end of the month, upgrading to a consultation month. Identity planning is one of the seven major life plans, and you can choose from ten country passports! The passport programs of Turkey, Moldova, Cyprus, Malta, Saint Kitts, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Antigua, Vanuatu, and Grenada are all available, and there is bound to be one that suits you! From July 1 to 31, in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Qingdao, and Hong Kong, the WorldWay Immigration event is in full swing!
The WorldWay Immigration "Ten Country Passport Consultation Month" event is in full swing, and now is a great time to invest in Turkey. Good projects wait for no one, and scarce housing resources are available on a first-come, first-served basis! Please consult 400-138-2929 for details.