Frequently asked questions

You need: secondary school certificate with transcript (translated into English), international passport, photos, an English certificate (IELTS/TOEFL) or readiness to attend the English Preparatory School. Medical programs may have additional requirements.

Yes, the EMU diploma is recognized in many countries. For Russia, the recognition procedure goes through Glavexpertcenter (nic.gov.ru). The procedure is not automatic, but thousands of students complete it successfully. Our agency helps prepare the documents for recognition.

The cost depends on the faculty and the discount level applied by the university. Prices range from $3,409/year (Associate Degree) to $18,140/year (Medicine). Current prices for the 2026–2027 academic year are listed on the Fees page.

Most programs require proof of English proficiency. If you don't have a certificate, you can attend the English Preparatory School at EMU and then start your main program.

Our agency assists with the full processing of the student residence permit. After receiving the acceptance letter from EMU, we prepare the document package and guide you through the process. Northern Cyprus has a simplified procedure for students.

Yes, EMU offers modern on-campus dormitories with full board. The agency also helps rent private apartments in Famagusta and Iskele at more affordable prices. We will find an option that fits your budget.

Renting a one-bedroom apartment in Famagusta or Iskele costs $200–400 per month, depending on distance from campus, condition and furnishings. Utilities are usually paid separately — around $50–80 per month.

Most bachelor's programs require a school certificate GPA of at least 3.0 out of 5.0. Medical and dental programs require 4.0 or higher. Master's programs require a bachelor's degree with a GPA of 2.0–2.5.

Yes, EMU accepts transfer students. You need to provide transcripts, syllabi of studied courses and go through the credit recognition procedure. Our agency helps with the transfer and academic difference recognition.

The main language of instruction is English. For students without an English certificate, EMU offers the English Preparatory School (1–2 semesters). Some faculties offer programs in Turkish.

Yes, EMU provides scholarships and tuition discounts based on your school certificate GPA. The discount can range from 25% to 50% of tuition. Our agency helps assess your chances of getting a discount.

After submitting the full document package, EMU reviews the application in about 1–2 weeks. If urgent, we can speed up the process through direct communication with the university's admission office.

The full package includes: consultation and program selection, document preparation and submission, communication with the university, visa support, housing search, airport pickup and adaptation. The package price is $1,290.

EMU students with a residence permit can work on campus (assistants, library, laboratories). Unofficial work outside campus is possible but limited. Internships and practice are part of the study programs.

Mediterranean climate: mild winters (+10–15°C) and hot summers (+30–35°C). Sun 300+ days a year. Swimming season runs from May to November. A light jacket is enough in winter, light clothing in summer.

Yes, health insurance is mandatory for all EMU students. The university offers its own insurance plan covering basic medical services on campus and at local clinics. The cost is included in the overall package.

Yes, more than 1,000 students from CIS countries study at EMU. There is an active Russian-speaking student community that organizes events, meetings and helps new students adapt.

Fall semester — apply by June, classes start in September. Spring semester — apply by November, classes start in February. We recommend applying early, especially for medical programs.

You fly into Ercan Airport. The transfer to Famagusta takes 40–60 minutes. Our agency arranges airport pickup and delivery to your accommodation. Buses and taxis are also available.

The refund policy depends on the terms of the agency contract. We offer transparent terms: some paid services (consultation, document preparation) are non-refundable, but we help minimize the risk of refusal.

The admission process consists of several steps: choosing a program, collecting and translating documents, submitting an online application, receiving the acceptance letter, obtaining a student residence permit and booking accommodation. On average it takes 1–2 weeks from submitting documents to enrollment. Our agency handles all the steps — you only need to provide the documents.

EMU grants scholarships automatically upon admission: the amount depends on your school certificate GPA and chosen program. The discount can reach 75% of tuition on some programs, with additional scholarships for top students. We will help assess your GPA and choose a program with the maximum discount.

Yes, in most cases payment can be split: for example, the semester fee can be paid in two installments. The exact schedule and terms are stated in the EMU acceptance letter. If you need help paying from your country, we will advise how to make the payment without extra fees.

The basic tuition fee does not include textbooks and materials — they are bought separately, although a large part of the literature is available free of charge at the university library. Registration fee and health insurance are also paid separately. The full list of expenses is on the Fees page.

The academic year consists of two semesters: fall starts in September, spring in February. Applications for the fall semester are accepted until June, for the spring semester until November. We recommend arriving in Northern Cyprus 1–2 weeks before classes start to settle in comfortably.

Yes, students can bring their spouse and children to Northern Cyprus. Family members get a separate residence permit, and school-age children can attend local schools. Our agency helps with documents for the whole family and finding family accommodation.

The EMU campus has a university medical center where students receive primary care and consultations. For more serious cases, there are hospitals and private clinics in Famagusta. Health insurance is mandatory — the university offers its own plan covering basic services.

Northern Cyprus is considered one of the safest regions in the Mediterranean: crime is low and foreign students are welcomed. Campus has a security service, and Famagusta is home to students from all over the world, so the city is calm and lively in the evenings.