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MarketsEkonomimTurkish, translatedFiled 15 h ago

The profile of the Turkish investor in the Golden Visa has changed

Original headlineGolden Visa’da Türk yatırımcının profili değişti

Open the sourceReported by Ekonomim, ekonomim.com, 4 November 2026
Impact 30 of 100, routine

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Roughly 5,000 Turkish families have invested in Greece’s Golden Visa program, according to Ela Aydoğan Keskineğe, founder and chairman of Solena Group, who said the investor base has broadened toward middle-income households. She noted that the €250,000 investment threshold remains available for certain property conversion projects, even as Greece has raised minimums elsewhere. Demand for the program persists despite the higher entry costs. The shift matters because it signals the residency-by-investment route is no longer confined to wealthy Turkish buyers. Watch whether the €250,000 conversion option survives future rule changes and whether mid-income demand holds.

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Yunanistan Golden Visa, Ela Aydoğan Keskineğe, Solena Grup, Türkiye, Yunanistan