Inquiry on Student Visa Application for Northern Cyprus

Hi Anthony, as a Ghanaian national, you’ll need to apply for a Turkey Medical (Treatment) sticker visa, as Turkish e-Visas are not available for Ghana passport holders. You should apply through the Turkish Embassy in Accra. You’ll need a medical appointment or invitation letter from a hospital in Turkey, along with the standard visa documents (passport, application form, photos, insurance, proof of funds, etc.). I recommend contacting the Turkish embassy to get information on the latest requirements for a medical visa. Contact details of the embassy can be found here: https://turkey-evisa.it.com/embassy-and-consulate-of-turkey/. It’s best to apply early, as processing times can vary.

Hi Fatimazahra I looked into this when helping a friend with a Moroccan passport. Unfortunately, Moroccan nationals aren’t eligible for the Turkey e-Visa, even if they live in the US. What you can do is apply for a regular (sticker) visa through a Turkish consulate in the US, like Detroit, as long as you have valid legal status there. The application can be submitted in person, and for that you’ll need to book an appointment by contacting the embassy or consulate and submit documents in person. For the most accurate steps and document list, I’d really recommend checking the Turkish consulate website for the US or contacting the Detroit consulate directly — they’re quite specific. Hope this helps and good luck!

Hi Kerry, I’ve faced a similar issue before — online visa payments sometimes fail due to card security blocks, browser issues, or bank verification problems (especially for international payments). What helped me was switching browsers, using a different card, or checking with the bank to allow the transaction. If you can’t see the payment option and were advised not to submit a new application, it’s usually best to contact the support team handling your existing reference so they can guide you safely without duplicating anything. Personally, I previously applied through this platform and found it very convenient and easy to use. Their support team was quite responsive and helped me resolve payment issues quickly: 👉 https://turkey-evisa.it.com/application/ Hope this helps — payment issues are stressful, but they’re usually fixable

Hey Ferah I’ve helped someone look into this before, so I know it can feel a bit overwhelming. The good news is that Turkey does allow dual citizenship, and if you’re eligible through your father, that’s usually the best place to start. Once your own status is confirmed, your daughter can typically be included as well. If you’re unsure whether your documents qualify, I’d recommend reaching out to the Turkish Consulate or embassy first — they can confirm everything before you make any travel plans. It really helps avoid unnecessary trips. Hope this helps, and best of luck!

Hi Adelyn I went through this recently, so I’ll share what helped me. First, check whether your nationality is eligible for a Turkey e-Visa — if yes, the process is fully online and very quick. If not, you’ll need to apply for a regular visit (sticker) visa through the Turkish Embassy or Consulate. In general, you’ll need a valid passport, an application form, a photo, travel insurance, flight and hotel details, and proof of funds. Embassy/consulate applications usually take around 10–15 working days, depending on where you apply. My advice is to start by checking the Turkish Embassy or consulate website for your country or by directly contacting them — for clear details and the process steps, documents, and to help avoid mistakes. Hope this helps, and enjoy planning your trip!