Türkiye's 2026 property law reforms have introduced changes affecting the real estate assets used to qualify for citizenship by investment, without altering the passport eligibility rules themselves. The analysis covers how these quieter regulatory shifts affect the underlying property market and asset conditions for citizenship applicants.
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