I have searched for Credilla and I have found that it is RBI recognized
So why there is a problem for visa acceptance if we have loan from Credilla
anyone who had ever tried to get visa with Credila loan
I have heard that it is accepted all over the world except UK
I checked the below link and under this post someone has mentioned the same
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/is-credila-loan-acceptable-for-study-permit-t76181.0.html
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Re: Is credila loan acceptable for study permit
« Reply #1 on: July 19, 2011, 01:04:09 am »
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Yes the Credila letter will be acceptable as they are under the regulation of Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Canada Visa officials will accept loan letter from any financial institution, even if the bank is not listed on thier website, as long as the financial institution is under RBI regulation.
Only, your study permit application will be considered under the general category and not under the SPP
My cousin tried for Canada through Credila, he contacted the Canadian High commission who gave the above confirmation. Now, he is in Canada and about to finish the degree! You can also contact the High Commission, Delhi via email to clarify your doubts:
ANyway, the Credila loan letter will be fine and you should not face any issues, all the best!
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So why there is a problem for visa acceptance if we have loan from Credilla
anyone who had ever tried to get visa with Credila loan
I have heard that it is accepted all over the world except UK
I checked the below link and under this post someone has mentioned the same
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/is-credila-loan-acceptable-for-study-permit-t76181.0.html
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Re: Is credila loan acceptable for study permit
« Reply #1 on: July 19, 2011, 01:04:09 am »
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Yes the Credila letter will be acceptable as they are under the regulation of Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Canada Visa officials will accept loan letter from any financial institution, even if the bank is not listed on thier website, as long as the financial institution is under RBI regulation.
Only, your study permit application will be considered under the general category and not under the SPP
My cousin tried for Canada through Credila, he contacted the Canadian High commission who gave the above confirmation. Now, he is in Canada and about to finish the degree! You can also contact the High Commission, Delhi via email to clarify your doubts:
ANyway, the Credila loan letter will be fine and you should not face any issues, all the best!
Plsss reply its urgent