15th INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH SCHOOL
Participation
Useful information
Terms of participation
We invite delegations of your educational organizations to take part in IRS 2023.

Organizations themselves select students for their teams and provide them with the assistance of a supervising teacher - the delegation coordinator.

We welcome delegations of talented high school students (14-17 y.o.) interested in science and new knowledge, asking questions and looking for answers, open to communication with people with different cultural backgrounds. We recommend that you give priority to those schoolchildren who have successfully participated in national and international science projects competitions.

The main recommendation to delegation coordinators is English proficiency, as they will not only interact with tutors from different countries, but also take part in an international workshop for teachers organized as a part of IRS 2023. In addition we always welcome the delegation coordinators who are experienced in students' scientific/technical projects supervision and are in a good contact with participants of their teams.
Registration and fee
In order to take part in International Research School 2022 an organization needs to:

- fill in the general application form before March 20, 2023
- submit participants' details into the registration system before April 20, 2023
- pay participation fee for all participants of a delegation before May 1, 2023.

IRS 2023 Participation fee is 600 euro per participant (student of supervisor). It covers transfer from Bishkek airport to IRS Venue and back, accommodation, meals, local transport, scientific, networking and cultural program from June 29 to July 9, 2023. Delegations are responsible for their travel costs to Bishkek and back.
Visa Information
Citizens of 69 countries are not required to obtain a visa to get to Kyrgyzstan for a temporary stay (up to 30-90 days depending on the country).

Citizens of other countriesof the countries can obtain the electronic tourist or business visas by using the E-Visa System.

The E-Visa System gives an opportunity to obtain a tourist or business visa for an applicant intending to visit the Kyrgyz Republic with the purpose of business or tourism for a period of up to 90 days without applying to diplomatic representatives and consulates.

In order to obtain the electronic visa applicants need to complete a short online application form and submit copies of the required supporting documents (passport, air tickets, payment receipt, invitation etc). The consideration period takes up to 5 days. A notification of confirmation or rejection with a special QR-code will be sent to the applicant's e-mail.

In order to execute the visa supporting documents (invitations) delegations and individuals need to address the IRS 2023 organizers in advance providing them the copies of their passports.

IRS 2023 Visa support coordinator:
Ms. Aizhan Ormonova

Email: mguschool@gmail.com

What's App: +996 551 038 403

Telegram: +996 551 038 403


    Accommodation and meals
    The 15th IRS will be based in the Delfin hotel located on the northern coast of Issyk-Kul Lake in the Chok-Tal village. The hotel has a large green area and its own sandy beach.

    The participants will be accommodated in comfortable rooms: 4 people per room with a private bathroom. The delegation leaders will stay in twin rooms with a private bathroom. We will do our best to accommodate the members of the same delegation together, certainly taking into account the gender factor as well.

    The restaurant of the hotel will cater 3 meals a day with a choice of dishes. On the days of sightseeing tours, field trips, etc. every participant will be provided with a packed lunch.
    Apart from the restaurant and buildings with cozy rooms, on the territory of the Dolphin hotel there are conference halls and sports grounds, where most IRS event will be held.
    The hotel is very well guarded.

    Address:
    52a Erdeneeva St.,Chok-Tal, Issyk-Kul district, Issyk-Kul region, Kyrgyzstan
    IRS Rules
    During the International Research School, we are guided by a set of rules. The leaders of the delegations participating in the IRS are responsible for the observation of these rules by their group members.
    What should one do at the IRS?
    1
    Participate in all the activities of the School. The IRS program includes work in project groups and mass events. Coming to the School means participating in both. Each activity is directly related to other ones and affects the overall result. You can get the most complete, vivid and memorable impression of the School only if you participate in all its events and activities.
    2
    Come to the scheduled events on time. The IRS lives in a very intense rhythm, and it is very important to stick to this rhythm. Being late, you create inconvenience to other participants and miss a part of the event.
    3
    Communicate in English. English at IRS is not only the working language, but also the one we use in everyday communication. This should be remembered both during your work in the project group and in other situations. For example, if you want to say something to your compatriot, but next to you there is a participant from another country, please, be polite and speak English.
    4
    Show careful and respectful attitude to each other, to local traditions and customs, to the culture and traditions of other participants, as well as to the property on the territory of residence and the environment.
    5
    Observe the safety rules:
    • Immediately notify your delegation leader of tutor, if you feel unwell.
    • Do not leave the territory of the IRS venue without permission on days when this is not stipulated by the program.
    • Do not leave your group during the excursions and field activities without a permission of the accompanying adult\adults.
    • While on a moving bus, do not stand or walk. Leaning out or putting your hands out of the bus windows is also forbidden.
    What is strictly forbidden at the IRS?
    1. To be outside your room and make noise in the dormitory after 23.00.
    2. Smoking, drinking alcohol and using drugs.
    3. Gambling
    4. Swimming after sunset
    IRS Events and Activities
    Here we briefly describe the events included in the IRS program and tell you how to prepare for them properly, (that is what to wear, etc.)
    IRS: What you will find there…and what you won't find
    When applying for participation in any event, we all have certain expectations. If these expectations are met, and we get exactly what we wanted, we like the event. And if it turns out to be not at all the way we thought it would be, then, at best, we may get disappointed, and at worst - very upset and even offended. To help you properly prepare for the IRS, we decided to publish this table. We recommend you to read it to set up your expectations and know what should and what should not be expected from the International Research School.

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