Study is a popular path toward settling in Türkiye after graduation.
- It has a population of about 85 million, with Turkish as the main language.
- The currency is the Turkish lira (TRY).
- The climate is varied, from Mediterranean coasts to an inland plateau.
Many Turkish universities offer English-taught programmes.
Tuition and living costs are affordable compared with Europe and the US.
The education system
The government offers Türkiye Bursları scholarships for international students.
Medicine, engineering and social sciences attract many students.
Degrees are widely recognised regionally and internationally.
Fields that ease staying
Lira volatility makes property a wealth-preserving asset.
- Competitive labour costs attract manufacturing and investment.
- Tourism contributes significantly to the economy.
- Türkiye is a well-known medical-tourism destination.
- Exports include vehicles, textiles, farm produce and equipment.
- The government promotes infrastructure and foreign capital.
From student to worker
The residence permit renews while housing or investment conditions are maintained.
A spouse is naturalised under the main applicant's file.
Türkiye allows dual nationality after naturalisation.
Path to residency
Consult a specialist to complete the process under current rules.
Foreigners can obtain a residence permit (ikamet) when renting or buying a home in Türkiye.
Citizenship by investment is the region's fastest naturalisation route.
Need a tailored roadmap?
Viking Global Group walks with you from paperwork to settlement. Call +849.219.219.88 or email [email protected] for a free consultation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I stay after studying in Türkiye?
Post-study stay rules are covered above.
Which fields ease staying in Türkiye?
Fields that help settlement are listed above.
How long from study to PR?
The transition timeline is noted above.
Information is for reference and may change under the latest official policy. Please contact us for current regulations.
