Benefits for Bangladeshi families
Mobility, dual nationality, family inclusion, and the US E-2 pathway.
Turkish citizenship gives Bangladeshi families a passport with visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 110+ countries, the right to keep their Bangladeshi nationality, inclusion of spouse and children under 18, and access to the US E-2 investor visa pathway — all without any requirement to live in Turkey.
What can a Turkish passport do that a Bangladeshi passport cannot?
The Turkish passport ranks far higher for global mobility. While the Bangladeshi passport offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to a limited number of destinations, the Turkish passport opens 110+ countries, including much easier business and travel access across Asia, Latin America, and beyond. Confirm the current visa-free count at the time of application, as rankings change.
What are the main benefits?
- Global mobility: visa-free / visa-on-arrival to 110+ countries.
- Dual citizenship: keep your Bangladeshi passport — no renunciation required.
- Whole family: spouse and children under 18 included; passes to future children.
- US E-2 pathway: as a Turkish citizen you may apply for a US E-2 investor visa.
- No residency requirement: you need not move to or live in Turkey.
- Asset diversification: wealth held in a hard foreign asset outside taka exposure.
Is the E-2 USA pathway real?
Yes. Turkey is a US E-2 treaty country, so Turkish citizens can apply for an E-2 investor visa to live and run a business in the United States. This is a major reason some families choose Turkey over programmes without that route. E-2 has its own separate requirements.
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Common questions
110+ countries via visa-free or visa-on-arrival access. The exact number changes over time, so confirm it at application.
Turkey permits dual citizenship. You should also confirm your position under Bangladeshi rules; many countries are permitted.
Yes — your spouse and children under 18 are included in the same investment.
Last reviewed: May 2026
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