Common mistakes to avoid
The errors that cost Bangladeshi investors time, money, or eligibility.
The biggest mistakes are buying property that the official valuation will not support, choosing ineligible or already-used property, paying in ways that cannot be evidenced, and trusting agents who over-promise. Each can cost you money or your eligibility. Independent advice and due diligence prevent them.
What should you avoid?
- Relying on the asking price instead of a government-approved valuation.
- Buying property that is ineligible or already used for a citizenship application.
- Paying cash or through channels you cannot document.
- Using the seller’s lawyer instead of independent counsel.
- Believing promises of citizenship “in weeks” or far below market cost.
- Moving funds outside Bangladesh Bank and Turkish rules.
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How do you protect yourself?
Engage independent legal counsel, insist on a proper valuation, verify eligibility and title, and keep a fully documented, compliant payment trail. A careful process is slower than a sales pitch but far safer.
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Common questions
Assuming the purchase price equals the valuation. Eligibility depends on a government-approved appraisal of at least US$400,000.
Use independent counsel, demand a valuation, verify eligibility and title, document all payments, and distrust unrealistic promises.
Last reviewed: May 2026
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