Personal financing
Education Financing
Consider the full cost of a course or qualification, including tuition, living expenses and the timing of fee payments, alongside a practical repayment plan.
View this optionExpat Personal Loan
Settle into your plans. Keep a wider view.
For expatriate borrowers, personal financing should reflect employment, residency, income currency and the possibility that circumstances may change.
Discuss this facilityYour financial priorities
A plan that accounts for mobility
Consider the financing alongside your current employment arrangement and your longer-term intentions. Cross-border income adds currency and documentation questions to the discussion.
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Establish your position
Clarify residency, employment and the source of your income.
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Review commitments
Include obligations in your current country and elsewhere.
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Consider change
Test the impact of relocation, a job transition or currency movement.
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Confirm the terms
Understand payment arrangements and obligations if your residency changes.
A question to bring to the conversation
What if I intend to relocate during the term?
Explain this at the outset and ask how the arrangement handles relocation, payment currencies and ongoing documentation. Availability depends on the relevant requirements.
Availability, eligibility, security, charges and repayment terms depend on individual assessment and formal agreement. This page is an introduction to the facility, not an offer or approval.
Consider the alternatives
Explore a related financing need.
The right structure depends on the purpose and repayment source. Review a related option before deciding what to discuss.
Personal attention. Professional assessment.
Discuss Expat Personal Loan.
Explain your requirement. We’ll begin with the purpose and the information needed to assess it.