Vesta Global Co-Founder Teuta Narazan highlights that the financial volume of demand from Türkiye toward Golden Visa and citizenship-by-investment programs abroad has grown significantly — from $213 million in 2020 to exceeding $2.4 billion in the first 11 months of 2025. This figure is now approaching $3 billion annually, indicating more than a tenfold increase within four years.According to Narazan, this rapid growth signals a period in which investors need to act more cautiously and selectively. She explains how investors should approach this process: 

“When selecting a country, focusing solely on the investment amount or application requirements is not sufficient. The legal framework of the programs, their stability in practice, long-term sustainability, and predictability against potential regulatory changes must all be carefully evaluated. In addition, the type of asset the investment is based on, any restrictions related to its use, and the obligations that investors may face in the future are also critical components of the decision-making process. In this market, choosing the right country and the right structure has become less about short-term cost advantages and more about legal security and transparent processes.”