Fund the degree,
not just the first year
Most families do not pay for study abroad out of savings. We line up the loan that fits your course, your co-applicant and your collateral - and have the sanction letter ready when the visa file needs it.
Four kinds of lender, four different deals
The right lender depends on three things: whether you can offer collateral, how strong your co-applicant's income is, and which university and course you are going to.
Where Indian students usually borrow
Indicative ranges only. Rates move with the lender's benchmark and depend on your university, co-applicant and collateral - we get the actual quote for your file before you choose.
More than the tuition
Most lenders finance the whole cost of attendance the university states, not just the fee line.
What the lender will ask for
A general list. Each lender adds its own forms, and we hand you one combined checklist so nothing is asked for twice.
The loan and the visa file, built together
A sanction letter is part of your proof of funds. When the counsellor filing your visa is the one preparing your loan file, the amounts, dates and names match the first time.
Talk to a loan counsellorFrom first call to disbursement
What families ask before they sign
Collateral, co-applicants, moratorium and tax - answered plainly.
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