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Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Kboy2020: 1:35pm On Aug 27, 2021
Drhay:




Thanks for this update sir,

I have my unconditional acceptance letter now, how is the OTB done sir

Also how can I get a cheap accommodation against quarantine
I can help you with that
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Drhay: 6:53pm On Aug 27, 2021
Kboy2020:
I can help you with that

Oh okay how can I reach you ?
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Holuwahphemi: 7:50pm On Aug 27, 2021
wip7:


At EMU students don’t pay for quarantine room—it is FREE. In general, when you reserve your room you will be sent to your room to get quarantine since is your room that your have reserved or paid so nothing like paying.

Also, EMU already have some special dormitories for students to take care of such.

If your are coming to EMU, ensure you fill the pre-arrival form online, have your dormitory sorted and EMU representatives will collect you from airport and also follow up

http://orientation.emu.edu.tr/

Thank you very much

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Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Ibroxtee: 5:31am On Aug 28, 2021
klassykute:
Good day boss, i have just started working my school process, i just paid my school fees and m looking to go to the embassy very soon to process the student visa to NEU please i literally have a very small amount of knowledge of the documents i should go with to guarantee a smooth process. Please can you tell me the most important things I should go with? Thanks

Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Mikell344: 3:32pm On Aug 30, 2021
Holuwahphemi:


Reserving the flight is different from booking it.
I would advise you should reserve when you reach voyavisa.
Hello Mr I’m new here I want know if we have to travel before resumption date like I mean can we travel by september?
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Mikell344: 3:36pm On Aug 30, 2021
codedarrow:
OLD AND NEW STUDENTS CAN NOW RETURN TO NORTHERN CYPRUS FOR STUDIES AS FROM SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 2021 with 14DAYS QUARANTINE

People coming from countries listed in Dark Red will be able to enter the TRNC, provided that they present a student certificate and also new students will be able to enter the country provided they provide a negative PCR test result done in the last 72 hours and must quarantine for 14 days. (The 14 days quarantine applies to both new and old students)

The new measures is inline with the Decisions taken by the Higher Committee for Infectious Diseases under the Infectious Diseases Law 45/2018 and will be implemented by the Ministry of Health.

Also, unvaccinated persons will not be accepted to nightclubs, bar-clubs and casinos.

The partial night time curfew from 12:00am until 5:00am is still in place until, Tuesday, August, 10, 2021 when it will be reviewed again.


Hello please do you mean we can travel before resumption?
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Mikell344: 3:43pm On Aug 30, 2021
wip7:


That’s how CIU is anyway. They have a phone number you can search to contact them also. Another faster way is to get in touch with the rector of the university.

First try to call them if you can’t still reach them through out this week. Email me I will send you the direct contact of the heads of the university there.
Hello sir I’m new here please I want to know if I have to travel before resumption date and I want to know I can also get job over there to help myself too not only my sponsor doing everything.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 6:37pm On Aug 30, 2021
Mikell344:

Hello sir I’m new here please I want to know if I have to travel before resumption date and I want to know I can also get job over there to help myself too not only my sponsor doing everything.

In general, students should arrive prior to the start of class so that they can finish their housing and immigration paperwork without interfering with their studies. However, students arrived slightly late due to a variety of factors, despite the fact that the semester's deadline was set by each university's schedule.

So, to assist you in planning, I recommend you to consult your school's academic calendar, which can be found on the university website, to determine when classes will begin and the deadline for course registration.

Jobs are relatively scarce as Cyprus is an island with a sizeable economy dominated by education and other allied services, which has been exacerbated by the Covid lockdown, which has impacted a number of enterprises. Although some businesses have begun to recover, it should be noted that, as in nearly all countries where English is not the first language, finding work in Northern Cyprus may be hampered by the language barrier, wages for survival, and unregulated working conditions. Some students find jobs easily, while others struggle. If you are coming for undergraduate education, make sure you have at least two years of tuition and living expenses covered before you arrive.

Best wishes!

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Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by klassykute(m): 10:38am On Aug 31, 2021
wip7:
Part 2 of North Cyprus thread is here please continue posting your questions/inquires here. Please do not post ads, no mobile number and do not drop a link for whatsapp group.

Part 1 of the thread can be accessed here: https://www.nairaland.com/351402/north-cyprus/355#91624810

Hi i have just gotten admission to study in NEU m bout processing my visa, can anyone please walk me through the important requirements i need to take along with me to the embassy i really don’t want to screw this up please i need assistance
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 12:06pm On Aug 31, 2021
klassykute:


Hi i have just gotten admission to study in NEU m bout processing my visa, can anyone please walk me through the important requirements i need to take along with me to the embassy i really don’t want to screw this up please i need assistance

I encourage you to visit VOYAVISA website all you need is on the website. Also, see the MZVISA list posted upward, it’s the same.

We have mentioned this like over 100 times on this thread, so visit the sites and read. These are straightforward, written in English that any person that can read and write can follow.

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Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Mikell344: 5:47pm On Aug 31, 2021
wip7:


In general, students should arrive prior to the start of class so that they can finish their housing and immigration paperwork without interfering with their studies. However, students arrived slightly late due to a variety of factors, despite the fact that the semester's deadline was set by each university's schedule.

So, to assist you in planning, I recommend you to consult your school's academic calendar, which can be found on the university website, to determine when classes will begin and the deadline for course registration.

Jobs are relatively scarce as Cyprus is an island with a sizeable economy dominated by education and other allied services, which has been exacerbated by the Covid lockdown, which has impacted a number of enterprises. Although some businesses have begun to recover, it should be noted that, as in nearly all countries where English is not the first language, finding work in Northern Cyprus may be hampered by the language barrier, wages for survival, and unregulated working conditions. Some students find jobs easily, while others struggle. If you are coming for undergraduate education, make sure you have at least two years of tuition and living expenses covered before you arrive.

Best wishes!
Thank you Mr wip I’m going for under graduate education and sir am scared about the job sir, I will really need it sir. They don’t have part time job over there?
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 6:35pm On Aug 31, 2021
Mikell344:

Thank you Mr wip I’m going for under graduate education and sir am scared about the job sir, I will really need it sir. They don’t have part time job over there?

Having studied in different countries and traveled extensively, I can assure you that if you do not have a full scholarship, working to pay tuition and living expenses will be extremely difficult, and the situation maybe even more difficult for those in non-English speaking countries such as Cyprus. Recently, I taught a sessional course at one of Canada's institutions, and one of the students in my class was a Brazilian who had to return to her homeland because she couldn't manage the financial situation and the backbreaking work required to survive. I have seen countless students from various countries as well in Cyprus that have stranded and left university for years because they can’t afford the tuition and those with jobs hardly can even pay the fees.

If you don't have enough money to pay for a full year of tuition and housing, you can continue your studies in your home country for the time being. However, if you insist on traveling in order to support yourself through work, you may be lucky or unlucky depending on the situation.

However, be prepared and optimistic; regardless of your plans, do not do anything that would ruin your name or that of your country. You might also consider learning some digital skills that will allow you to be self-sufficient without having to do a lot of time-consuming and strenuous work.

Hint: One of my students (a 23-year-old Palestinian lady in her second year of engineering in Cyprus) is a professional blockchain developer and junior machine learning scientist who self-taught herself. She is a practical expert with a long list of projects under her belt; she recently signed a two-year contract to work remotely for an Australian company building solutions, earning a solid wage without ever leaving her room. First, this is a plus for her since, unlike people who engage in fraudulent activities online, landing a job after graduation will be a piece of cake for her given her present recommendations and projects she has successfully accomplished.


Best wishes!

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Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Mikell344: 7:32pm On Aug 31, 2021
wip7:


Having studied in different countries and traveled extensively, I can assure you that if you do not have a full scholarship, working to pay tuition and living expenses will be extremely difficult, and the situation maybe even more difficult for those in non-English speaking countries such as Cyprus. Recently, I taught a sessional course at one of Canada's institutions, and one of the students in my class was a Brazilian who had to return to her homeland because she couldn't manage the financial situation and the backbreaking work required to survive. I have seen countless students from various countries as well in Cyprus that have stranded and left university for years because they can’t afford the tuition and those with jobs hardly can even pay the fees.

If you don't have enough money to pay for a full year of tuition and housing, you can continue your studies in your home country for the time being. However, if you insist on traveling in order to support yourself through work, you may be lucky or unlucky depending on the situation.

However, be prepared and optimistic; regardless of your plans, do not do anything that would ruin your name or that of your country. You might also consider learning some digital skills that will allow you to be self-sufficient without having to do a lot of time-consuming and strenuous work.

Hint: One of my students (a 23-year-old Palestinian lady in her second year of engineering in Cyprus) is a professional blockchain developer and junior machine learning scientist who self-taught herself. She is a practical expert with a long list of projects under her belt; she recently signed a two-year contract to work remotely for an Australian company building solutions, earning a solid wage without ever leaving her room. First, this is a plus for her since, unlike people who engage in fraudulent activities online, landing a job after graduation will be a piece of cake for her given her present recommendations and projects she has successfully accomplished.


Best wishes!
Thank you Mr wip I would love to learn digital skills thank you sir.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Holuwahphemi: 11:32am On Sep 02, 2021
wip7:


I encourage you to visit VOYAVISA website all you need is on the website. Also, see the MZVISA list posted upward, it’s the same.

We have mentioned this like over 100 times on this thread, so visit the sites and read. These are straightforward, written in English that any person that can read and write can follow.

Mr Wip, concerning the home quarantine in EMU, I heard from a friend who just landed yesterday that the 640$ is still compulsory and that home quarantine was not allowed for students from Nigeria, they lodged them in an hotel.
He said they had to have paid the 640$ before even boarding and showing the proof of payment at the airport.
Please can you verify this
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 3:58pm On Sep 02, 2021
Holuwahphemi:


Mr Wip, concerning the home quarantine in EMU, I heard from a friend who just landed yesterday that the 640$ is still compulsory and that home quarantine was not allowed for students from Nigeria, they lodged them in an hotel.
He said they had to have paid the 640$ before even boarding and showing the proof of payment at the airport.
Please can you verify this

I can only verify 100% that EMU students with accommodation approval (proof of accommodation issued by the university) paid just 750 TL [/b]also from Africa. As I write this, a master student who happened to be a graduate of Laughtech from your country arrived on Wednesday and was collected from Airport by an EMU assistant, paid 750 TL, and is currently quarantined in her paid accommodation.

[b]Are you coming to EMU?
EMU has circulated the message to all incoming students and agents..... also if you are coming to EMU, send me your acceptance letter, accommodation details, and flight details at least 3 days before, I will be speaking with the vice-rector particular on this.

If your university is not EMU, then I encourage you to consult your university regarding this.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Holuwahphemi: 4:30pm On Sep 02, 2021
wip7:


I can only verify 100% that EMU students with accommodation approval (proof of accommodation issued by the university) paid just 750 TL [/b]also from Africa. As I write this, a master student who happened to be a graduate of Laughtech from your country arrived on Wednesday and was collected from Airport by an EMU assistant, paid 750 TL, and is currently quarantined in her paid accommodation.

[b]Are you coming to EMU?
EMU has circulated the message to all incoming students and agents..... also if you are coming to EMU, send me your acceptance letter, accommodation details, and flight details at least 3 days before, I will be speaking with the vice-rector particular on this.

If your university is not EMU, then I encourage you to consult your university regarding this.

I'm a Masters student coming to EMU
Please how can I contact you sir.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 4:47pm On Sep 02, 2021
Holuwahphemi:


I'm a Masters student coming to EMU
Please how can I contact you sir.

Did you receive the circular from emu regarding this? Have you made arrangements for EMU dormitory.

Look for my email in my signature.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Holuwahphemi: 5:43pm On Sep 02, 2021
wip7:


Did you receive the circular from emu regarding this? Have you made arrangements for EMU dormitory.

Look for my email in my signature.

Signature seen, is it yahoo or google
Yes I have received the circular, that was why I was confused.
Already paid for the dormitory, but I haven't booked my flight yet.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 5:58pm On Sep 02, 2021
Holuwahphemi:


Signature seen, is it yahoo or google
Yes I have received the circular, that was why I was confused.
Already paid for the dormitory, but I haven't booked my flight yet.


If that person does not have a VALID address in the university then will pay. Please follow that link on our website.

https://www.emu.edu.tr/en/coronavirus/announcements/travelling-procedures-within-the-scope-of-covid-19-measures/1617/pid/3453

Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 3:32pm On Sep 03, 2021
EMU becomes the second best university in Turkey

Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Nnemuka(f): 9:00am On Sep 04, 2021
pls I will like to ask, Some student coming from Nigeria have been vaccinated, would they also be required to go in for the 14days quarantine?

Secondly, Is the 640tl still mandatory for Nigerians?
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Holuwahphemi: 11:40am On Sep 04, 2021
Any other EMU student here ? �
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by BrainArch: 3:15pm On Sep 04, 2021
Any GAU HERE… @ mr wip, it’s it 640tl or $640 for the quarantine fee if the person can’t book for dormitory.
I email my school for booking but they said they will inform me when to book my flight and am scheduled to travel next week. clearification pls….

Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 5:42pm On Sep 04, 2021
BrainArch:
Any GAU HERE… @ mr wip, it’s it 640tl or $640 for the quarantine fee if the person can’t book for dormitory.
I email my school for booking but they said they will inform me when to book my flight and am scheduled to travel next week. clearification pls….

Click the EMU link up there to see how much to pay and also it’s the same information your school posted.

Also, classes in almost all universities starts in October so I encourage you yo book your flights towards end of September.
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by drkranky: 8:23am On Sep 05, 2021
Hello Mr Wip7,
I just contacted my agent to book for OTB(ok to board) as I have been given admission in Cyprus international university and now he’s saying I have to pay $640 for 2 weeks quarantine.
Right now I don’t even know what else to do.
Could this be true?
Please I really need your expertise here
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Hecky7: 1:03pm On Sep 06, 2021
wip7:


Click the EMU link up there to see how much to pay and also it’s the same information your school posted.

Also, classes in almost all universities starts in October so I encourage you yo book your flights towards end of September.


Good day Mr wip
Please do we also need the guevende Kal app for government quarantine and do we also have to use a registered cyprus sim number
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 2:51pm On Sep 06, 2021
Hecky7:



Good day Mr wip
Please do we also need the guevende Kal app for government quarantine and do we also have to use a registered cyprus sim number

Yes you need to download the app and register.

You can select any country phone number to receive the registration code and register that number.

Attached here are the information you will fill. Also, from the phone you can choose your country. See that GSM just press it brings all countries.

Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Hecky7: 4:14pm On Sep 06, 2021
Thank you sir

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Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by Kboy2020: 9:45am On Sep 08, 2021
wip7 please any update about quarantine fee ?
Re: North Cyprus: Part 2 by wip7: 10:25am On Sep 08, 2021
Travelling Procedures within the Scope of COVID-19 Measures (Sept 8th) for those travelling to TRNC



Please ensure you follow the procedures listed, fill necessary forms and download the necessary app. Have a valid address.

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