Turkey is one of the fastest-growing study destinations, with internationally recognized degrees, a wide choice of English-taught programs, and tuition and living costs well below most of Western Europe.
We are building direct partnerships with Turkish universities to make the route simpler and more accessible. Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir are the main study hubs, and the city matters as much as the university, since living costs, campus life and part-time options differ widely between them.
Matched to your profile and budget.
Complete, accurate, on time.
Turkish student visa and residence permit requirements, documentation and appointment preparation.
Accommodation, arrival and settling in.
Support continues once the student has actually arrived in Turkey.
September, February
4–6 months before intake
1–3 weeks from a complete application
2–4 weeks after receiving your offer letter
Not always. Most universities accept IELTS or TOEFL for English-taught programmes, but some run their own English proficiency exam or offer a preparatory year for students who do not yet meet the requirement. We confirm each university's exact requirement before you apply.
Part-time work is possible but more restricted than in the UK. International students need a work permit, and rules differ by study level, with tighter limits in the first year of undergraduate study. Rules change, so we confirm the current position before you plan around work income.
Usually, yes. Rent and day-to-day costs in Istanbul are generally higher than in Ankara, Izmir or smaller university cities. We factor the city into your budget when shortlisting, so the full cost is clear before you commit.
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