Turkey allows dual citizenship and you may keep your own original citizenship when you obtain Turkish citizenship following application through the CBI program.
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Does Turkey allow dual citizenship?
I want to apply for the citizenship-by-investment program of Turkey but still want to keep my original citizenship. Is this possible?
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Yes. When you get turkish citizenship, you can also keep your original citizenship.
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Yes, Turkey allows dual citizenship. Some countries, such as India, China and Saudi Arabia, may impose restrictions on dual citizenship. So before applying for Turkish citizenship, it would be better to check if your country allows dual citizenship.
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Yes, this is possible. You can have dual-citizenship in Turkey. However, to be on the safe side, we suggest you to check your own country's law as well.
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Yes, Turkish allows dual even multiple citizenship. Therefore you can apply to Turkish citizenship and keep your original passport at the same time.
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Yes, Turkey allows you to keep your original citizenship. There are not any restrictions to have dual citizenship according to Turkish Citizenship Regulations.
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The Republic of Turkey's allowed to have more than one citizenship. In this case, the person who acquired Turkish citizenship registers the other citizenship to the population register via notification. However, due to the principle of reciprocity in International Law, if the only nationality rule is applied in the other country, Turkey will not allow the applicant to have Turkish citizenship. As a result, the citizen of the country where the single citizenship rule applies will not be able to acquire Turkish citizenship without giving up his original citizenship.