It’s best to apply as soon as you receive your admission letter, since approval and disbursement may take a few weeks.
Hassle-Free Education Loan Support
GlobeGrad Consultancy helps students secure education loans with the right banks and financial institutions for their study abroad journey.
Guidance for international lenders Hassle-free application support 
Pursuing higher education abroad can be a significant financial investment. While scholarships can help, they often don’t cover the full cost of tuition and living. That’s where education loans step in. The challenge, however, is understanding which loan to choose, what documents are required, and how to meet eligibility criteria.
At GlobeGrad Consultants, we make the process clear and manageable by helping students and parents explore the right financing options, compare lenders, and prepare complete applications.
How it works 
We assess your profile, admission details, and financial background to identify the best loan options available.
Our team connects you with trusted banks and financial institutions that specialize in education loans for international students.
We guide you in preparing all necessary documents, including admission letters, fee structures, co-applicant details, income proofs, and collateral (if required).
Our experts help you fill loan application forms accurately and submit them to the right lender.
We coordinate with lenders to ensure faster processing and timely disbursement so your university fees are paid on schedule.
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It’s best to apply as soon as you receive your admission letter, since approval and disbursement may take a few weeks.
Not always. Many lenders provide unsecured loans up to a certain limit. Higher loan amounts may require collateral.
Yes. Scholarships can reduce the loan amount, but you can still apply for a loan to cover remaining tuition and living costs.
Loans usually cover tuition fees, living expenses, travel, insurance, and other study-related costs.
Typically, parents, siblings, or guardians can be co-applicants. Lenders require them to show proof of income.
