In the global citizenship market, Turkey has built one of the most recognized and practical citizenship by investment programs available today. For international investors, the appeal is not only the possibility of obtaining a second passport, but the fact that the process can be connected to a real, tangible asset: property. Unlike donation-based citizenship programs, where the main investment is typically non-refundable, the Turkish route allows foreign investors to qualify

New Zealand has expanded its Active Investor Plus Visa by allowing Growth category applicants to allocate up to 20% of their investment toward approved philanthropic donations, creating a more flexible pathway for global investors seeking residence, impact, and long-term mobility.

Argentina’s Citizenship by Investment Program is moving toward final implementation, creating a potential new pathway for global investors seeking second citizenship, mobility, legal security, and long-term opportunities in Latin America