how to pay fee first time,to university
- Thread starter oosman
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open a student file in your LOCAL BANK then wire transfer to uni's account or you can send draft to Uni
hi oosman
u have to pay it through bank wire transfer....
on your offer letter there will be the address of the college bank account in which they will provide a swift code nothing you do with that just u goto your bank in your country in which u holds an account r u ur father and deposit the required amount for the fee to be paid and ask them to make a wire transfer by showing your offer letter original passport and the account holder rest they will make it..............
note:the account holder must be ur blood relation or it must be your account as per my knowledge above mentioned process is correct but the note which i mentioned is i heard it from my consultancy.........
u have to pay it through bank wire transfer....
on your offer letter there will be the address of the college bank account in which they will provide a swift code nothing you do with that just u goto your bank in your country in which u holds an account r u ur father and deposit the required amount for the fee to be paid and ask them to make a wire transfer by showing your offer letter original passport and the account holder rest they will make it..............
note:the account holder must be ur blood relation or it must be your account as per my knowledge above mentioned process is correct but the note which i mentioned is i heard it from my consultancy.........
Depends on the university. Every uni has specific options.
If it's a large amount a wire transfer is pretty reliable. You can even track it and it costs $15 to send and $15 to receive. That'll be a total of $30. But the amount depends on your bank. Your uni should provide with the exact details and swift codes.
ps.
you should probably be asking this question to your university.
If it's a large amount a wire transfer is pretty reliable. You can even track it and it costs $15 to send and $15 to receive. That'll be a total of $30. But the amount depends on your bank. Your uni should provide with the exact details and swift codes.
ps.
you should probably be asking this question to your university.
