I think you get an international student card from where you are coming, and then can use it in Turkey. You should have discounts wherever any turkish student has I guess. So in museums, buses, metros, cinemas etc...

Many thanks, gencturk

I´ve already sent them an e-mail asking for information I hope they will be able to solve my problem

Those who wish to enter the country with their vans, minibuses, automobiles, station wagons, bicycles, motorcycles, motorbikes, sidecars, buses, motor coaches, trailers, caravans or other vehicles, will have to provide the following documentation:
- Passport,
- International driving license,
- Car license (document where all details related to the car and the owner´s name is registered. (If it is somebody else´s vehicle a power of attorney should be provided)
- International green card (insurance card) The TR sign should be visible,
- Transit book "Carnet de passage" (for those who wants to proceed to the Middle East)

Period

The vehicle can be brought into Turkey for up to 6 months. The owner should declare on the opposite of the form, the date of departure at the border gate and should absolutely leave the country by the date declared. If any important reason the staying period has to be extended, contact before the end of the period declared.

The Turkish Touring and Automobile Club (Türkiye Turing ve Otomobil Kulübü
Tel: (212) 282 81 40 (7 lines), Fax: (212) 288 80 42
and
The General Directorate of Customs (Gümrükler Genel Müdürlügü Ankara
Tel: (312) 310 38 80, 310 38 18 Fax: (312) 311 13 46

In case of an accident

Do not move your automobile no matter how badly you are blocking the way for others. If your automobile is moved the police will not take down the report. The accident should be reported to the police or gendarme. That report has to be certified by the nearest local authority. The owner should go to the customs authority with his passport and report.

If the vehicle can be repaired, it is necessary to inform the customs authority first and then take the vehicle to a garage. If the vehicle is not repairable and if the owner wishes to leave the country without his vehicle, he has to deliver it to the nearest customs office, and the registration of his vehicle on his passport will be cancelled. (Only after the cancellation can the owner of the vehicle leave the country,)

Following an accident, you can call

Trafik Polisi (Trafic Police) 154
Jandarma (Gendarme) 156
For more information contact Turkish Touring

Traffic rules and regulations

Traffic circulates on the right and the Turkish Highway code is similar to those of European countries. Outside cities, traffic moves freely. The Istanbul-Ankara highway being the only one on which traffic is heavy. There is a 50-km/h speed limit in urban centers and a 90 km/h outside urban centers and 120 km/h on motorways.Turkey has an extensive network of well-maintained roads, linking its towns, cities and popular tourist areas.

Maps

You can find a good Turkish road map at any major bookstore or at the links provided below. An extremely useful guide for anyone visiting Turkey whether it be temporary or permanent would be the A to Z Istanbul Guide.

You dont need to go to a bank.

KGS satis: here you buy a card.

Hi wanderer, you better call the General Directorate of Highways. They can give the info you need. istanbul-Europe side: +90 (212) - 274 68 00 ( 20 line ) bol17@kgm.gov.tr istanbul-Asia side: +90 (216) - 489 39 00 ( 20 line ) bol01@kgm.gov.tr

 No no! i use it for like friend, dude etc.

The card itself is 2,5 YTL as i told you or 3 i dont remember... if you have a car not midibus or truck... you will pass for 2,6 YTL i guess If you catch the banks open you can get loaded your KGS as much as you wanted! and another option is to pass the bosphorous with the ferry you can go down to gallipoli over Canakkale!!