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Last updated: June 4, 2025
After many years of working on registering thousands of students in Turkish universities, and answering an unlimited number of questions about studying in Turkey, these are the most important questions that concern students
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Yes, the application process is very easy; all you need is a passport and a high school certificate, and you can get admission within days through authorized agents.
By applying to the nearest Cyprus consulate, attaching the essential documents such as the final acceptance letter, passport, and photos.
Yes, Iraqi students are allowed to work part-time during their studies to help cover living expenses.
No, currently the Egyptian Supreme Council of Universities does not recognize studying at universities in Northern Cyprus. However, a decision may be issued to change that, so it is recommended to check the official website for updates or contact us for confirmation.
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