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STUDY IN AZERBAIJAN - THE LAND OF FIRE


Study in Azerbaijan , Advantages and Process .
Azerbaijan is an ideal country for international students depend on the Global recognized diploma, High-level education, Easy entry barrier, Low living cost, Low university cost, Highly developed and safest country. We offer professional Immigration & Education consulting services in Azerbaijan. Currently, we are a partner of 15 universities which 5 of them are Private remain are Public universities. 

Degree programs
Tuitionfee
Management fields
Start from 1000 USDYear
Engineering Fields
Start from 2000 USD/ Year
MBBS ( general medicine, pharmacy, Dentistry )
Start from 4000 USD/ Year
Language course ( Azerbaijan, Russian, English, German )
Start from 1100 USD/ Year

Currently, Azerbaijan hosting more than 15000 international students more than 50+ countries. 
Main Advantages of Studying in Azerbaijan:
  • Many globally recognized universities to choose from!
  • Start Bachelors with just O-levels! (Save 2 years by skipping A-levels!)
  • Low cost of living! (see below)
  • Low tuition fees! (average 4 - year bachelor’s degree costs $2000 per year. Please see below)
  • No IELTS needed!
  • Visa in 4 – 7 days!
  • Admission in 1 week
  • No Bank Statement required!
  • No Bank Balance needed!
The intakes are as follows:
  • Bachelor’s degree: September (Duration: 4 years. Entry Requirement: O-levels)
  • Master’s degree: September and February (Duration: 2 years. Entry Requirement: Bachelor’s degree)
  • PHD: September and February (Duration: 2 years. Entry Requirement: Master’s degree)
  • Language courses: All year (Entry Requirement: O-levels. Language course options: English, Russian, Azerbaijani, German)
Requirements: 
  • O-levels or A- Level mark sheet 
  • Passport copy scan
  • Other certificates 
Living Costs for an individual/family
Individual
For an individual, shared accommodation will cost around $80 and food and travel will cost around $70. Total: $150 per month.
Family (2 people)
Accommodation will cost around $250 for a 1 bedroom + Living room. Food and other expenses will cost around $150 for 2 people per month.
Family (2 adults/2 children)
Accommodation is around $500 per month for a 4-person family. Food and other expenses will cost around $300 for 4 people.
 Climate in Azerbaijan

Climate in Azerbaijan


Azerbaijan climate can be described as continental and all four seasons can be experienced in Azerbaijan. The Autumn sees brown leaves and cooler temperatures. While spring pokes through the snow in the form of the buds of new leaves and flowers. The climate differs in different parts of the country and three climate zones can be identified, the north and south mountainous regions of Caucasus and the coast of the Caspian.

The summer months vary between 20°C and 30°C and are warm, sunny and mostly dry. Sometimes severe thunderstorms can occur during this period that can cause much devastation to the land in the form of flash floods.

The winter is very cold, especially during the months between December and March where temperatures are well below zero and snowfall is likely to occur. The weather is quite hard as there are severe snowstorms and very strong winds. The coastal areas are significantly warmer due to the influence of the Caspian Sea.

What to wear

The summers are quite warm but it is recommended that you keep an umbrella or raincoat handy as it does tend to rain on occasion without warning. It is also recommended to take a light sweater in case the evenings are cooler than the days.

Depending on where you are the winters can be quite harsh and going as low as minus 30 in some regions. Be prepared with the necessary winter attire including heavy coats and fur lined boots. It is also necessary to have scarves, caps and earmuffs handy as protection from the cold is necessary.



Public Transport in Azerbaijan


Public Transport in Azerbaijan


There are so many different ways to get around Azerbaijan,

By car


Rent a Car companies provide cars, SUV and 4WD. Airport pick up and delivery service is also available.

By taxi


There are online taxi apps in baku (eg; Uber, Bolt)
A taxi costs 4-10AZN for trips within the centre of Baku.

Baku Airport Transfer, (bakutaxi@gmail.com), 24 hours. Offers online booking and printed receipts/invoices for airport transfers between downtown and Heydar Aliyev International. English is spoken. Airport to city costs 15-25AZN depending on your destination in the city.

By bike


A great way to cover a lot of ground is to use a bicycle. But because of its lunatic car drivers and the chaotic traffic, Baku is really a great town to get around by bicycle. Except for the up-town, the city, including old town (İçəri Şəhər) and downtown is almost dead flat, and though there are some streets that are safe to ride, there is almost always a chaotic and dangerous amount of traffic on the road.

There are no separate bike lanes on the streets, no way of using the sidewalk with super high gutters (10"+) curbed in stone and no pram or stroller ramps so the streets are not designed for rolling objects. So cars and cyclists are forced to share the streets of Baku. The city centre is considered not to be bike-friendly and the locals strongly advise against it. The traffic over the past few years has become seriously chaotic and congested with hostile, incompetent and completely inconsiderate drivers. There were more than 285 deaths and 1185 injuries recorded last year (2012) just for pedestrian crossings. The actual figure for deaths is estimated to be closer to 1000+. The reason for this ridiculously high figure can be seen on any street in Baku. Its been estimated that more than 40% of drivers have never actually sat and passed their drivers licence test, but simply just 'acquired' one.

While cycling on the street is not recommended, except for the clinically insane, the Boulevard on the other hand offers an amazing place to stretch out. The new area of the Seaside Boulevard was opened in May 2012 and extends from the 'Baku Sports Palace' (Bakı İdman Sarayı) to the 'National Flag Square'. There is a car park near the Sports Palace and is the perfect starting point. The length of the new boulevard is approximately 5kms. There are wide open terraces to explore all the way up to the flag with lovely restaurants, pubs and lounge-cafe's all along the way. This is soon to be extended in the other direction once the new Holiday Inn is completed on the foreshore and this will provide up to 10kms of scenic and traffic-free biking. Bike and pedal car rental is available on the Boulevard at a cost of 3AZN for 2hrs and 1AZN per hour after that. Pedal cars cost slightly more.

While Baku is a safe place, make sure to get a good lock (or two), and to use it if you intend to stop.If you want to know the best routes, you should get a copy of the beautifully designed 'Baku by Bike' plan, which is available at all bike rental points of my bike.

A passport or identity card must be shown and a refundable deposit is required. While this service is quite convenient, be sure to bring ID or passport and contact information, including hotel phone number, to speed up the paperwork.

There are a lot of English and American ex-pats here in Baku so Mountain Biking is popular and there are some great rides to be had further out of town in the foothills. While these will test your ability, on the other hand, they will provide a stunning view of Baku city and the Caspian.

There are a number of 'clubs' or organised rides along the boulevard and into the hills. The bike shops can provide more details.

While different to back home, bike riding in Baku can be one of the most rewarding past times ever.

By bus/minibus


Buses and minibuses cost 0.30AZN per person and can take you to almost any place within Baku. Destinations are usually posted on the front and the right side of the bus.

By train


The Baku electric train runs through several parts of Baku and the surrounding area including Sumqait.

By metro


The metro goes to many places throughout Baku and it costs only 0.30AZN. It is the least expensive way to get around Baku besides walking. Ask a cashier or attendant. You must obtain a Bakı Metropolitan Kart (2 AZN refundable deposit) and load it like a normal metro pass. Alternatively, you can use a Azerbaycan Sosial Kartı like the ones on some Azerbaijani ATM cards. The metro workers will be more than happy to help if spoken to in either Azeri or Russian, and some may understand English.

Be careful when transferring trains at the transfer stations (28 May and Jafar Jabbarli) as the signage is not easy to spot.

Map of metro 

Public Transport in Azerbaijan

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