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Arriving in Türkiye as a student: visa, residence permit and first steps

A practical guide for students from Azerbaijan: visa-free entry, the student residence permit (ikamet), health insurance and a first-week checklist.

You've got your offer letter — congratulations! The next question is how to travel to Türkiye and stay there legally. Here are the key steps.

Do you need a visa?

Azerbaijan and Türkiye have a visa-free regime, so Azerbaijani citizens can enter Türkiye without a visa. Visa-free stays are limited in length, though, so for the duration of your studies you need a student residence permit (öğrenci ikamet izni).

How do you get a student residence permit?

  1. Register at the university. After you arrive, register at the international office and get your student certificate (öğrenci belgesi).
  2. Apply online. Fill in the application on the e-İkamet system and book an appointment.
  3. Documents. Usually your passport, student certificate, photos, address details and health insurance.
  4. Appointment. Take your documents to the migration office on the booked date. The card is then posted to your address.

Apply as soon as possible after arriving — before your visa-free period ends. Requirements change from time to time, so always double-check with your university's international office.

Health insurance

Health insurance is required for the residence permit. Some universities offer their own insurance package; at others you'll need a private policy.

First-week checklist

  • Copies of your passport and offer letter
  • Original school certificate and translation
  • A few passport-size photos
  • Accommodation (dorm or rental) — easier to arrange in advance
  • A local SIM card and a bank card

How we help

UninTurkey keeps supporting students after admission: document preparation, choosing a dorm and advice on the residence permit — all free of charge.

Questions? Message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you step by step.

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