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Nothing in Mersin. The closest I could think of would be TAC in Tarsus or even CAG although that is also closer to Adana

Hi, I'm Janey mentioned above. Our expat group is mostly for expat ladies so probably not really what you're looking for. I agree there isn't a lot for young people in Mersin (which is probably why they are all so desperate to leave the city). Most of the teenagers/early adults hang out around Kushi or at the bars along the waterfront. If you're not a drinker then the coffee shops behind Forum would be where most teenagers can be found. There's also a few foreigner groups on FB, in particular English language groups. They meet every week or so at coffee houses. Finally lots of hangou

Have a look on Doc Martens they've got all the most up to date info https://docmartinssurgeryforexpatsinturkeyblog.wordpress.com/motoring-file-driving-licence-exchangeimporting-carsbuying-a-vehicletuvmot-electric-scoots-etc/ A quick browse though tells me that yes you can transfer your UAE licence. You will need to complete all the other requirements (including providing school leaving certificate etc) as stated above. I was unable to transfer mine as my country of origin doesnt allow international licences for some insane reason so I just sat the driver's test. It was

I'm in Karaduvar. I've got sheep stealing washing of our clothesline every chance they get!

Congratulations!! Yenesehir is a great spot. That would definitely be my choice if I could do it all again, well that or Fuat Morel. Depending where you are there is still quite a lot of building going on though.

Yes, we are more elusive than the Loch Ness Monster ... but we can be found. There are groups on social media that you can join that get together regularly.

Hitit University? That's a little out of Mersin (like 600km!!) but thanks anyway

Oh is that right? I'll have to deep dive into university requirements within Europe then. Australia's requirements gave me a bit of a headache to be honest and don't get me started on the fees!!!

That Meral. So Im guessing that hubby had Aussie citizenship as well? Mine doesn't so its a different sitch. I am looking at different universities throughout Europe as well (certainly a lot closer). We've got lots to think about.

I did message Meral, waiting to hear back from her. The school has suggested this as daughter, despite speaking good turkish, is having difficulty with learning. They have a few expats who have undertaken university degrees this way and it just means that the pressure is allievated a bit. Daughter suffers from stress (losing her hair is a main factor and was diagnosed with alopecia areata a few years back). So we are trying to find a way for her to get into university without the weight on her shoulders. Sure she could go to school in AU or elsewhere but she would prefer to stay i

There are courses but they are mostly designed for Syrian or arabic. There is only a very small contingent of European (English) expats here in Mersin.

This is a bit of a tricky one. My daughter (Australian born but with dual citizenship) goes to school here in Turkey. She is having difficulty (in high school now). Her principal suggested to us that we renounce her citizenship for university exam - she will not need to sit the Turkish exam and instead have an exam in English which will make it much easier for her to pass. Has anyone undertaken this (I did see a post from Meral some time ago about this very thing but I can't find it now). Do we make the application here or in Australia? Step by step instructions for the stupid

The university has courses but they are really hectic. Private classes can be expensive because they know you are yabanci. There is also a turkish/english speaking group that meets somewhere in Yenisehir. You would find them on FB.

The IKEA is on the absolute other side. There is all that building work going on in the middle though so easy to miss. Near Media Mkt.