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Turkey The New Tax Haven No One Saw Coming (20 Years Tax-Free)

By Phileas Fogg June 5, 2026 · Edited June 9, 2026
Turkey may become a popular tax-relocation option after introducing a 20-year exemption on most foreign income for new tax residents, plus a low inheritance/gift tax. Michel highlights easy eligibility, citizenship-by-investment, and lifestyle advantages, while noting trade-offs such as currency and regional risks.
Turkey The New Tax Haven No One Saw Coming (20 Years Tax-Free)

Authored by Michel Rosman @ Offshore Citizen via YouTube

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