Foreign Investors Create Over 2,000 New Jobs in Bulgaria
Bulgaria experienced a significant boost in its economy last year, with foreign investors creating more than 2,000 new jobs in various sectors
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Turkey will grant citizenship to foreigners if they fulfill certain financial conditions, read a decision of the authorities published in the State Gazette on January 12, reported BGNES.
“Foreigners who purchase real estate property to the amount of a minimum of USD 1 M on the condition that they do not sell it for a period of three years, who make capital investments to the amount of over USD 2 M or prove that they have deposited more than USD 3 M in Turkish banks or that they hold such an amount in debt instruments of the country for a period of minimum three years will be granted Turkish citizenship,” read the ordinance.
Turkish citizenship can also be granted to persons who prove that they have created a minimum of 100 new jobs in the country.
Meanwhile, Turkish real estate companies announced that real estate property for a minimum of USD 10 B can be sold if citizenship or residence permits are guaranteed to foreigners buying houses in Turkey.
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