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chamiru1

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Hi,

I once was rejected for study permit canada.This time my father who sponsoring me for my education got a PERSONAL LOAN and deposit the money to show as funds,will it work and does it have to be a STUDENT/EDUCATIONAL LOAN?
 

selvakk

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Nov 28, 2018
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Hi,

I once was rejected for study permit canada.This time my father who sponsoring me for my education got a PERSONAL LOAN and deposit the money to show as funds,will it work and does it have to be a STUDENT/EDUCATIONAL LOAN?
Which country are you applying from? Have you read the visa application guide for your country.
 

chamiru1

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Apr 30, 2019
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Im applying from sri lanka. I need to know whether sponsor's personal loan will work as proof of funds or does it have to be an educational loan in order to get study permit.
 

selvakk

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Im applying from sri lanka. I need to know whether sponsor's personal loan will work as proof of funds or does it have to be an educational loan in order to get study permit.
If you have a personal loan, why don't you transfer the money from the loan account into a bank account in your name.
 

21Goose

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This can be tricky since you'll have to show the source of funds. IRCC will not be sure whether your father will simply return the money once you have the visa. A personal loan will raise questions and I'm not sure it will work especially since you've already been denied once before.

An educational loan is a much better way to go.
 
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Fabiog

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This can be tricky since you'll have to show the source of funds. IRCC will not be sure whether your father will simply return the money once you have the visa. A personal loan will raise questions and I'm not sure it will work especially since you've already been denied once before.

An educational loan is a much better way to go.
I also can only get a personal loan because Im not doing university studies, can my sibling take a loan in their account and then transfer the amount to my bank as a gift deed? or rather I get the loan in my account and sibling cosigns or writes letter of sponsorship to pay my monthly instalments?