Fezzar:
Anyone have an idea about shipping an iphone from china to istanbul??

tracin123:


Not possible.

anotherguyonNL:
After the interview is it compulsory that you leave your passport with the Turkish embassy? or can you take it with you and bring it back when / if the embassy needs it?

Folarge06:
Yes definitely you will have to drop your passport at Mz vize center...

Abeg who dey essenyurt and sefakoy.

Folarge06:
Yes definitely you will have to drop your passport at Mz vize center...

Abeg who dey essenyurt and sefakoy.

chekz169:
Is there anybody in Fatih ?

Paramedickelvin:
Good morning please any advice for someone taking up to 200m to Turkey, though is intention is to buy property and open a business in Turkey,but I heard is almost impossible to travel with such huge amount,any advice please?

seyisanya:
You mean you want to put the money inside Ghana-Must-Go and board a flight with it? Which kain stress be dat nah?

On a more serious note, you don't need to stress yourself at all. Hire a renowned solicitor in Nigeria who will help you mediate with a property agent in Turkey. You can close the deal from Nigeria seamlessly. In fact, you will qualify for citizenship by investment. We're talking about more than half a million dollars here.

mrbrodaman:


Hi guys, please does anyone here know the process of getting the residency after arriving at Turkey?

Folarge06:
Yes definitely you will have to drop your passport at Mz vize center...

Abeg who dey essenyurt and sefakoy.

Fezzar:


I'm in Esenyurt

Oluwatifemi:

Where in Istanbul are you Fezzar?

Suspense12:
Hello guys, Merry Christmas!

I see a lot of information that can scare applicants here. Nevertheless, don't give up.

Turkey is such a nice place to live and study. I will be honest with you, no assurances on jobs especially if you want to do office work. But what most people do here is teaching and you must have some level of certification and a good CV to back it up.

On the sideline, if you are into buying and selling, Turkey is the best place to be. Things are very cheap here....food, clothes, transportation (to an extent) and life generally.

Housing cost- It is best for you to rent a shared apartment (staying with others in an apartment). In Istanbul, you can get apartments from around 10-40k Naira per month. Depending on if it's furnished or not!

Students benefit a lot from the cheap transportation if you have the student bus card...once you do a month subscription on it for around 2.5/3k, you will have the opportunity of having 200rides (bus, ferry, train, team)

Food is very cheap here especially if you do not mind eating their local food and also if you can cook your food yourself. Cooking in your house saves a lot of money!

School fees- Depends on the school you apply for. Public schools charge as low as $300 per session but a bit difficult to gain admission. Private universities can charge between $1.5k - $4k per session. It's easier to gain admission to any of the private universities....when searching, look for schools that do not require application fee (if you like free things like me).

Istanbul is big so when applying you have to consider nearness to where you want to stay. It doesn't make much sense if your school is 2hrs from your place, though it doesn't matter much these days that lectures are online.

Business side- if you are into merchandising, this is a good place to visit. There are so many markets in Istanbul- depending on what you want to buy and where you will get it cheaply. Electronics such as phones and TV can be a bit expensive, but other stuffs can be relatively cheap. You can get busy with sales of clothes, shoes, household accessories etc, if you are looking for a side hustle....it pays very well if you have buyers and people you can send to in Nigeria!

I wish you well in all your endeavours guys! For those in Istanbul and anyone wishing to come to Turkey, feel free to hit me up, I stay around Pendik. Would be nice to have friends around!

benji93:
I am sorry, these are hard times. You may have to wait till spring. Can you defer your program till the spring semester?

chekz169:
A big shout out to @suspense12

During my short visit, He took me around some places in Istanbul. He was the last person I reached out to and he gave a quick response and tips for me not to get exploited my the yellow taxi’s. Mind u... Those yellow taxi guys will always look for a way to exploit u into paying more.
during my visit.....I stayed at the European side of Istanbul and does not seems like their was a pandemic restrictions...Life seems normal. My visit was cool and interesting...
The foods were cheap though they look complicated, cheap hotel depending on your financial status.
I visited the bazaar and the blue mosque. It’s rained throughout my visit.
surprisedly... I enter a mosque for the first time in my life and I was welcomed! No harassment and No religious differentiation!!!

Suspense12:
Hello guys, Merry Christmas!

I see a lot of information that can scare applicants here. Nevertheless, don't give up.

Turkey is such a nice place to live and study. I will be honest with you, no assurances on jobs especially if you want to do office work. But what most people do here is teaching and you must have some level of certification and a good CV to back it up.

On the sideline, if you are into buying and selling, Turkey is the best place to be. Things are very cheap here....food, clothes, transportation (to an extent) and life generally.

Housing cost- It is best for you to rent a shared apartment (staying with others in an apartment). In Istanbul, you can get apartments from around 10-40k Naira per month. Depending on if it's furnished or not!

Students benefit a lot from the cheap transportation if you have the student bus card...once you do a month subscription on it for around 2.5/3k, you will have the opportunity of having 200rides (bus, ferry, train, team)

Food is very cheap here especially if you do not mind eating their local food and also if you can cook your food yourself. Cooking in your house saves a lot of money!

School fees- Depends on the school you apply for. Public schools charge as low as $300 per session but a bit difficult to gain admission. Private universities can charge between $1.5k - $4k per session. It's easier to gain admission to any of the private universities....when searching, look for schools that do not require application fee (if you like free things like me).

Istanbul is big so when applying you have to consider nearness to where you want to stay. It doesn't make much sense if your school is 2hrs from your place, though it doesn't matter much these days that lectures are online.

Business side- if you are into merchandising, this is a good place to visit. There are so many markets in Istanbul- depending on what you want to buy and where you will get it cheaply. Electronics such as phones and TV can be a bit expensive, but other stuffs can be relatively cheap. You can get busy with sales of clothes, shoes, household accessories etc, if you are looking for a side hustle....it pays very well if you have buyers and people you can send to in Nigeria!

I wish you well in all your endeavours guys! For those in Istanbul and anyone wishing to come to Turkey, feel free to hit me up, I stay around Pendik. Would be nice to have friends around!

zhad:
Application Form
Int Passport Data Page
Insurance by M viza
Flight and Hotel Reservation
Invitation Letter if any and other relevant Supporting Doc.
Intro Letter with Company letter head
Bank Statement (6 months)
2 Passport photograph white background

hakeembass:


please for the bank statement, is there a minimum balance that must have been maintained for the months?

Suspense12:
Hello guys, Merry Christmas!

I see a lot of information that can scare applicants here. Nevertheless, don't give up.

Turkey is such a nice place to live and study. I will be honest with you, no assurances on jobs especially if you want to do office work. But what most people do here is teaching and you must have some level of certification and a good CV to back it up.

On the sideline, if you are into buying and selling, Turkey is the best place to be. Things are very cheap here....food, clothes, transportation (to an extent) and life generally.

Housing cost- It is best for you to rent a shared apartment (staying with others in an apartment). In Istanbul, you can get apartments from around 10-40k Naira per month. Depending on if it's furnished or not!

Students benefit a lot from the cheap transportation if you have the student bus card...once you do a month subscription on it for around 2.5/3k, you will have the opportunity of having 200rides (bus, ferry, train, team)

Food is very cheap here especially if you do not mind eating their local food and also if you can cook your food yourself. Cooking in your house saves a lot of money!

School fees- Depends on the school you apply for. Public schools charge as low as $300 per session but a bit difficult to gain admission. Private universities can charge between $1.5k - $4k per session. It's easier to gain admission to any of the private universities....when searching, look for schools that do not require application fee (if you like free things like me).

Istanbul is big so when applying you have to consider nearness to where you want to stay. It doesn't make much sense if your school is 2hrs from your place, though it doesn't matter much these days that lectures are online.

Business side- if you are into merchandising, this is a good place to visit. There are so many markets in Istanbul- depending on what you want to buy and where you will get it cheaply. Electronics such as phones and TV can be a bit expensive, but other stuffs can be relatively cheap. You can get busy with sales of clothes, shoes, household accessories etc, if you are looking for a side hustle....it pays very well if you have buyers and people you can send to in Nigeria!

I wish you well in all your endeavours guys! For those in Istanbul and anyone wishing to come to Turkey, feel free to hit me up, I stay around Pendik. Would be nice to have friends around!