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International Protection Application Process Turkey is an important country that offers international protection to individuals around the world who are forced to flee abroad due to war, persecution or serious human rights violations. In this context, it is critical for international students in Turkey to understand how to apply for international protection and the challenges…
What is the Embassy of the Country You are Registered in Turkey? What is an embassy and a consulate? An embassy is the highest-level diplomatic mission of a country, acting as its official representative in another country. Embassies are usually located in capitals and regulate diplomatic relations between countries. Consulates, on the other hand, are…
What is a Visa Sponsor? A visa sponsor is a person who applies for a visa abroad and cannot cover their own income or travel expenses, and they nominate an individual to cover their expenses. This is a very common practice for students because most of the time we are not working or do not…
What is the Visa Duration in Turkey? A visa is an official document that grants entry to Turkey for a foreign person. How long a person is allowed to stay in Turkey is determined by the type of visa. For example, foreigners traveling to Turkey on a short-term visa are allowed to stay in Turkey…
Turkey offers a unique experience for international students with its high-quality educational opportunities and rich cultural heritage. However, one of the most important issues faced by international students wishing to study here is the student visa and its rights. A student visa not only offers the right to study, but also sets the legal boundaries…
Education processes for students with refugee student status in Turkey involve various challenges and complex procedures. It is therefore extremely important to be vigilant and informed in order to access their right to education. Below, the steps that these students should follow will be discussed in detail. Basic Rights of Refugee and Asylum Seeker Students…
Post-COVID-19, visa policies for foreign citizens wishing to visit Turkey as tourists have been broadly maintained. Most nationals can stay in Turkey for a maximum of 90 days within 180 days without a visa or with an e-visa. In this process, visa requirements vary according to countries and passport types. For example, some countries provide…
Dual citizenship in Turkey has recently become an important issue that attracts the attention of international students. Especially young people coming to Turkey to study are curious about the advantages of this status and how it can be applied. Dual citizenship means that a person has the citizenship of two countries at the same time….
Studying in Turkey brings many opportunities and challenges, especially for students with children. Turkey, which offers quality education and cultural richness, has established various legal processes and rights to provide a safe environment for students with children. In this article, we will discuss in detail the visa and residence permit processes for students with children…
Turkey not only offers an academic opportunity for foreign students, but also allows them to have their families with them. If you are a student studying in Turkey and want to live with your spouse or children, you may have heard the term “family residence permit” instead of “companion visa”. In this process, the conditions…