Comparative Analysis: Turkey Passport vs. Caribbean Island Passport
- monmonq1
- Dec 1, 2024
- 2 min read

When considering citizenship-by-investment (CBI) programs, Turkey and Caribbean nations offer unique benefits. Here’s a detailed comparison to help you make an informed choice:
1. Passport Strength & Global Mobility
Turkey:
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 121 countries.
Key destinations include Japan, South Korea, and Singapore.
Excludes Schengen Zone and USA without a visa.
Caribbean Passports (e.g., Saint Lucia, Grenada, Dominica):
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 140–160 countries (varies by country).
Includes Schengen Zone, UK, and Hong Kong.
Grenada offers access to China and the ability to apply for the E-2 visa to the USA.
Caribbean passports generally offer broader travel access, especially to Europe and the Americas
2. Investment Requirements
Turkey:
Minimum investment: $400,000 in real estate.
Option to resell property after 3 years.
Caribbean Islands:
Minimum investment: $100,000 (donation) or $200,000 in real estate.
Lower thresholds and flexible options (donations or real estate).
3. Processing Time
Turkey:
Citizenship granted in 3–6 months.
Caribbean Islands:
Citizenship granted in 2–4 months.
4. Dual Citizenship
Turkey:
Allows dual citizenship without restrictions.
Caribbean Islands:
Also permit dual citizenship, with no mandatory residency or language requirements.
5. Lifestyle & Residency
Turkey:
Rich cultural heritage, strategic location between Europe and Asia.
Offers a robust real estate market and access to its social services.
Residency not required to maintain citizenship.
Caribbean Islands:
Relaxed lifestyle with access to tax havens and tropical climates.
Ideal for retirees or individuals seeking a second home.
6. Tax Implications
Turkey:
Taxes apply to worldwide income if you reside in Turkey.
Non-residents are taxed on income earned within Turkey,
Caribbean Islands:
Many offer zero taxation on worldwide income, capital gains, and inheritance.
7. Family Inclusion
Turkey:
Citizenship extends to spouse and dependent children under 18.
Caribbean Islands:
Citizenship extends to spouse, dependent children, and sometimes dependent parents or siblings.
Conclusion
Each program serves different needs evaluate based on your travel, financial, and lifestyle goals.
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