HDFC Education Loan for Foreign Education

Why take an Education Loan from HDFC Bank?

HDFC Bank, for it’s overseas education loan, partners with Credila- India’s first dedicated education loan specialist.

Customizing solutions, we home deliver education loans. Students can find out their loan eligibility even before they start applying to the Universities. Thus, a pioneer in enabling students to have financial abilities to choose better academic institutes globally.

Quick and unique service makes Credila the preferred and trusted choice of thousands of Indian students, pursuing 950 different courses, in over 4000 educational institutions, across 36 countries!

Credila makes getting a loan simpler, faster and more convenient with its unmatched features and services like:

• Huge tax benefit under Sec 80-E of income Tax Act
• Doorstep service
• Loan over 20 lakh also available
• Easy EMIs
• Flexible Loan Terms
• Up to 100% finance
• Attractive rate of interest

And what’s more, get your loan sanctioned before your admission confirmation too!
Enjoy quadruple benefits when you take an Education Loan from us:

• Quick and convenient loan - Our loan sanction and disbursal is one of the quickest with easy documentation and doorstep service
• Competitive pricing – Our loan rates and charges are very attractive
• Flexible & Customised loan solutions – Enjoy flexible collateralCollateral is a necessary element that a recipient has to keep with him to get a loan. Securities can also be used as collateral. and co-borrower terms and get loan up to 100% of tuition fee
• Loan sanction before admission confirmation too - Plan your finances for education in advance to help get admissions at your dream university and avoid last minute running around too

Features and benefits of taking an education loan VS using other sources:

• Huge tax benefit under Sec 80 E of Income Tax Act of India
• Opportunity for students to take up responsibility and pay for education on their own
• Preserve family savings (don’t break FDs, MFs etc and preserve funds for family contingency/emergencies)
• EMI starts post course completion whereas through personal finance fee needs to be paid at the beginning of the course
• Plan your finances in advance: Apply for a loan even before admission confirmation to avoid last minute running around for funds. Also, use the loan sanction letter as a proof of funds.
• An education loan from Credila can also cover tuition fee, living expense, books, travel, laptop etc.
• Build a good credit history (helps in taking loans etc in the future also)
• Quick and convenient loan processing with door step service

So, why use any other source of funds when you can avail of an education loan!


Features of Educational Loan

• Get tax benefits under Section 80(E) of Income Tax Act of India
• Get Education Loan home delivered
• Flexible choices of repayment terms
• Loan up to 100% of educational expenses. No margin money required
• Flexibility on collateralCollateral is a necessary element that a recipient has to keep with him to get a loan. Securities can also be used as collateral. security
• Loan sanction before admission
• Multi city co-borrowers accepted
• Web enabled billing and servicing
• Doorstep service
• Preferential rates for top ranked universities/institutes

What are the eligibility criteria for securing an Education Loan from Credila?

• You need to be a Indian resident
• You should be aged between 16 - 35 years.
• Collateral security may be required
• Co-Applicant: Co-Applicant is required for all full time courses
  • Co-Applicant: Parents, spouse and siblings, father in-law, mother in-law, brother in-law, paternal/maternal uncle/aunt

Here is an exhaustive list of the documents that you will need for the Education Loan:

Category	Applicant (Student)
Academic	Institute Admission Letter with fee break-up: USA Applicant: I-20 Form and UK Applicant: CAS Letter
	SSC, HSC, Graduation mark sheets and also mark sheet of any entrance exam like GRE/GMAT/TOFEL/IELTS
KYC(Know Your Customer)	Age Proof
	Signature Proof
	Identity Proof
	Residence Proof
	Signature verification-Student/Co-Applicant like: PAN Card, Passport, Credila’s completed signature Authentication form Authenticate by Bank or 10th/12th or equivalent mark sheet with signature for student below 21 years
Income Documents	Salaried
	Latest 3 salary slips carrying date of joining details
	Latest 6 months Bank Statement of the Salary Account
	Latest 1 Year’s form 16 from employer along with 1 year income tax return
	Self Employed
	Last 2 Year ITR with Computation of Income
	Last 2 Years Audited Balance Sheet
	Last 8 Months Bank Statement
	Proof of Turnover (Latest Sales / Service Tax Return)
	Self Employed - Professional
	Last 2 Year ITR with Computation of Income
	Last 2 Years Audited Balance Sheet / P& L
	Last 8 Months Bank Statement
	Proof of Qualification
Others	Completed Application Form
	Latest Photograph (Signed Across Any document for establishing relationship between student and the co-applicant viz. ration card, marriage certificate, birth certificate etc.

• The report of audit, duly signed and verified by the chartered accountant is required to be given in such form and setting forth such particulars as prescribed by the Board. Rule 6G of IT Act provides that suchaudit report and particulars should be given in Forms No. 3CA/3CB asmay be applicable and the statement of particulars should be given inForm No.3CD.

Documentation (Post Sanction)

Documentation ( Post Sanction )
Is there any documentation required post the sanction of the loan?
Category	Applicant ( Student )
Loan Agreement	Completed Loan Agreement to be Signed by Applicant and Co-applicant *
Repayment Instructions	ECS 7 Security PDCs in case of ECS
* Stamp duty to be paid by the customer as per the relevant state laws.

Here are the documents you need to submit for subsequent disbursements:

• Subsequent DisbursementDisbursement of loan means the delivery of the loan funds by the bank to the applicant of the loan. Request letter from the applicant and Co-Applicant
• University fee demand letter
• Applicant’s academic progress report
• Revised repayment instructions for ECSStands for Electronic Clearing Service. It is a mode by which funds are automatically debited to your account every month to pay or a certain bill or fee. It helps so you don’t have to remember every month to pay your regular bills. It is only done after a standing instruction is given by the account holder. mode with 8 security cheques

Education Loan for abroad education interest rates and charges

Description of Charges	Education Loan
Loan Processing Charges	Up to 1.5%
Pre-payment charges	If prepayment is made within 12 months from the date of Agreement: 4% of the Principal amount pre-paid, plus any applicable taxes thereon. If prepayment is made after 12 months from the date of Agreement: 2% of the principal amount pre-paid plus applicable taxes thereon.
No Due Certificate / No Objection Certificate (NOC)	Nil
Duplicate of No Dues Certificate/NOC	Nil
Solvency Certificate	Not applicable
Charges for late payment of EMI	@ 2 % per month of instalment ( MI/PMII)+ applicable taxes thereon
Credit assessment charges	Not applicable
Non standard repayment charges	Not applicable
Cheque swapping charges	Up to Rs.500/- per swap instance plus applicable taxes thereon
Bounce Cheque Charges	Up to Rs. 400/- per bouncing
Legal / incidental charges	At actual
Stamp Duty and other statutory charges	As per applicable laws of the state
Loan cancellation charges	1% of the unveiled sanctioned loan amount + applicable any taxes thereon

*Terms & conditions apply and may change conditionally.
Charges which are in nature of fees are inclusive of service tax

For more information & apply online visit: http://www.hdfcbank.com