Study Permit Finance -- Questions !

[abhi.jcm]

Hi Experts,
I m frm India and I am going to apply under SPP Category in Humber Colg for sept 2016 intake.

I have a qstn that Do Banks Finance GIC Amount? I mean to say that, we can finance tuition fees and the bank will transfer the fees to the concerned colg.
But how can we finance GIC? As, Scotia Bank clearly mentioned that, the amount for GIC must be transferred through applicant's/student's account..

Anyone, who has some knowledge about this.
Kindly reply
Thanks

 

[IKB]

post this as new topic

 

[ravie.92]

Hope this has to be done and I have no other go.

Hey bro, you have to submit the first semester fees at least or the university will not grant you the seat even if you have been accepted. GIC is not mandatory for University category but it is a very good option to go for it.


and yess pay the fees or they will definitely cut your name if their seats are on the verge of filling.

And moreover you have to submit confirmation letter to VO and university only gives you the confirmation when you pay the fees.
Acceptance letter and confirmation letter are different.

 

[ravie.92]

Hi Experts,
I m frm India and I am going to apply under SPP Category in Humber Colg for sept 2016 intake.

I have a qstn that Do Banks Finance GIC Amount? I mean to say that, we can finance tuition fees and the bank will transfer the fees to the concerned colg.
But how can we finance GIC? As, Scotia Bank clearly mentioned that, the amount for GIC must be transferred through applicant's/student's account..

Anyone, who has some knowledge about this.
Kindly reply
Thanks

it is simple firstly transfer the finance money to your account then you wire transfer $10200CAD to your scotia account.

Yes GIC is mandatory

 

[abhi.jcm]

it is simple firstly transfer the finance money to your account then you wire transfer $10200CAD to your scotia account.

Yes GIC is mandatory

Thank u.
But, will banks transfer the financed amount to our account. I heard they simply transfer the fees to the concerned college.