Articles by Alesia Razinkevich
Phuket property investment in 2024
The trend of Chinese and Western investors looking to buy property in Thailand has been steadily increasing in 2022. Investor demand has focused on the country's resort areas, particularly Phuket, but the purpose of purchase has changed from leisure to investment.
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International Schools in Phuket
A quality education is a decisive factor for foreign families considering a move to another country. In this regard, Phuket is the only tropical resort in Thailand suitable for extended family stays.
Which rental strategy is more lucrative in Phuket: guaranteed yield or rental pool?
Resort investment properties in Phuket can generate high rental yields of 5–9% per annum for their owners.
Where to stay in Athens
When planning a trip to Athens for a deal, our clients often ask us about the best place to stay in the city for a few days. We have compiled our recommendations in this article. We have chosen areas that are comfortable for living and at the same time have good transport accessibility for a convenient combination of business and leisure.
Online property purchase in Turkey
When it comes to purchasing real estate in Turkey, it is not possible to conduct a deal completely remotely.
Healthcare in Thailand for expats in 2024
According to the Global Health Security Index (GHS Index), Thailand is ranked 5th out of 195 in health systems performance rankings. Thailand is one of the leading countries in medical tourism and the price-quality ratio of medical services.
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Visa-free countries for Turkish passport in 2024
With a Turkish investment passport you can travel to 125 countries of the world under a simplified visa regime.
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Types of property ownership in Thailand: freehold and leasehold
Freehold in Thailand is the equivalent of the perpetual ownership of property, which exists in most countries.
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Healthcare in Turkey in 2024
Over the past few years, Turkey has made a major breakthrough in the quality of its healthcare system.
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Purchasing a lucrative apartment and moving to Alanya: a Tranio client’s story
On 8 September, Tranio’s client Svetlana and her family bought a two-storey four-bedroom apartment on the secondary market of Alanya for 150,000 euro — the money Svetlana got after selling a two-bedroom apartment in the centre of Samara.
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Investment appraisal of a villa in Bodrum: experience of a Tranio’s client after 1.5 years of ownership
In the spring of 2021, Maksim, an investor from Russia, invested 3.2 million euro in a coastal villa in Bodrum. Revalued in June 2022, the villa has risen in price by 19% in euro. The investment did an excellent job at protecting the capital even without rentals. Maksim with his wife and child are spending their second season there, inviting friends and relatives, travelling to Turkey on a visa-free basis.
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Turkish citizenship: how to get a passport in 2024
Just 5 years ago the vast majority (about 70%) of foreigners' applications for Turkish citizenship were based on marriage or naturalisation. Now the situation has changed and almost half of the applicants are investors and entrepreneurs. In this article, we will review all the ways to obtain Turkish citizenship and the reasons to obtain it, as well as go through the list of the required documents.
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Tranio’s client experience of buying an apartment in Istanbul for relocation and capital protection
Vladimir recites how he and his wife have managed to pass under the old rules of Turkish citizenship by investment programme at the very last moment before the minimum threshold has been increased from 250,000 to 400,000 US dollars.
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Buying property in Turkey in instalments
The key feature of instalment plans from Turkish developers is that they can be issued even for completed projects. An instalment period of up to three years and a down payment of 25–50% are typical conditions for the Turkish market.
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Tranio client's first-person account of buying an apartment in Antalya
I should warn you, my deal took place during a time of rapid change, not only in foreign policy and economics, but also in my personal life. Over the past 6 months, I have managed to do the following: decide against buying an apartment in Turkey; change my mind and buy it under the influence of external circumstances; change my plans for this apartment; get a job in another country (not Turkey).
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