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Studying in Türkiye
These apply to every international student in Türkiye, including at Research Center for Built Environment and Design. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.
Money you must show
The migration authority's document list for student residence permits does not ask for bank statements. Consulates may ask for financial evidence at the visa stage.
Presidency of Migration Management (e-İkamet), checked 24 Sep 2026
Visa fee
Check your visa fee on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs e-Konsolosluk system. The card fee is set each year.
Presidency of Migration Management, source re-checked 27 Oct 2026
Work while you study
A work permit from the Ministry of Labour and Social Security is required in every case.
Ministry of Labour and Social Security / Presidency of Migration Management, source re-checked 27 Oct 2026
Stay after you graduate
Law 6458, Article 31(1)(i). Apply within six months of graduating from a Turkish university.
Law No. 6458 on Foreigners and International Protection, source re-checked 27 Oct 2026
The same rules for every institution in Türkiye; Research Center for Built Environment and Design's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.
Deadlines and intakes
Two main routes:
The academic year starts in September. Leave at least two to three months for the visa once you have an admission letter.
Language you need
Most degrees at public universities are taught in Turkish. English-medium universities and programmes exist, METU and Boğaziçi being the best known, and many universities teach selected programmes partly or fully in English. Programmes taught in Turkish usually require a Turkish proficiency certificate, and many universities run a one-year Turkish preparatory course for students who arrive without it.
Even on an English-taught programme, daily life, landlords, government offices and most jobs run in Turkish.
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Government schemes for international students coming to Türkiye. Each one sets its own rules on nationality and level.
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