The Council of Higher Education in Turkey has facilitated the tuition payment conditions for Iranian students by approving a new regulation. Given the serious problems in the internet and communication infrastructure that have recently arisen in Iran, this regulation allows Iranian students to pay their tuition in installments and benefit from an extension of the registration deadline.
Reasons for Approving the Regulation
This decision follows the increasing difficulties that Iranian students face in communicating with their families and transferring money from abroad. The announcement from the Council of Higher Education states that some students have been unable to pay their tuition on time due to internet disruptions. This issue is particularly felt at a time when many families rely on transferring money from abroad to finance their children's tuition.
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Details of the New Regulation
According to this regulation, higher education institutions in Turkey are required to provide Iranian students with a reasonable deadline to pay their tuition for the fall and spring semesters of the 2026-2027 academic year. Additionally, universities may offer the option of installment payments to facilitate students' conditions. This decision has been communicated to all universities and is expected to provide better conditions for Iranian students.
Facilitating tuition payment conditions can have a positive impact on the educational process of Iranian students in Turkey. This action not only helps reduce financial pressure on families but may also lead to improved quality of education and better focus for students on their studies. Given the current circumstances, this decision reflects the attention and empathy of the Council of Higher Education in Turkey towards the situation of international students, especially Iranians.
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