The aim of this research is to examine the educational experiences of Turkish students studying in Balkan countries. This study has a science design, a qualitative research approach, and uses the semi-structured interview technique. The study group consists of 15 students studying in Balkan countries during the fall 2019 semester and was determined using the criterion sampling method, a purposeful sampling method. The data obtained as a result of the interviews has been coded in accordance with qualitative research methods, collected under themes, and subjected to content analysis. With respect to the research findings, Turkish students have similar as well as different opinions about their experiences in Balkan countries. The students have expressed the reasons for their dissatisfaction as: the low quality of education with respect to European standards and inadequate learning, used resources, the exam system, and internship applications. The students expressed satisfaction with their views on the low cost of education, the calm of the city, and their higher education being provided within the scope of economic and cultural values. In this context, examining the student mobility policies of the Balkan countries is recommended, as well as changing and innovating in certain areas by evaluating the dissatisfaction of students studying there who are from different countries.