Communication in Turkish
We speak Turkish throughout, and I explain the terms in official documents in plain language.
You're dealing with one person who lives in Lithuania, not an agency thousands of kilometres away.
Aydın Kırmızı
I'm Aydın Kırmızı. I live in Lithuania and run this consultancy on my own. The person you speak to, the person who views your flat and the person who meets you at the airport are the same person.
The reason I do this is simple: the part that begins after the admission letter — housing, transport, paperwork, the first week — is the part nobody explains. An agency working remotely stays at the other end of a phone line. Someone who is actually here can be next to you the same day.
I'd rather work without inflated promises. I don't guarantee admission, I don't make predictions about visa outcomes, and I won't encourage you to apply to a programme I don't think suits you.
How I work
We speak Turkish throughout, and I explain the terms in official documents in plain language.
I know the cities, the neighbourhoods, the rental market and how the institutions actually work, because I live with them.
You speak to the same person at every step, not a different representative each time.
I work with a limited number of students per intake and say so upfront when places are full.
Commitments
No fake testimonials, invented statistics, university logos or "official representative" claims appear on this site. A testimonials section will only exist once there are real students to quote.
I don't publish tuition figures, dates or entry requirements here — we check them together on the university's own official page.
If your profile doesn't fit the programme you're aiming at, I say so. I won't take a fee for an application I don't believe in.
I don't provide legal representation, immigration advice or medical services, and I refer you to the right professionals for those.
In the free consultation, I listen first.