can you leave canada if you have an existing student loan..?
828879
yes you can.  Don't worry, your students will not be erased b/c you went to canada.
787611
Money to pay my school tuition.  I really don't want to fall to student loans.  I got disqualified for student grants because I make higher than the requirement income amount (b/c currently I'm working full-time).  Yet, I'm going to a university next fall and it's going to be $5000+, and I didn't want to work full-time so I can focus school full-time so I can finish up and graduate.  It's taking me 10 years to graduate because I've been on my own and working fulltime.
774254
Hi tthere Kit t,\n\nWhat happens alot of the time is when consolidating the lender does not consolidate all of your loans..\n\nIf this happened to you then you will actually be in luck,...\n\nIf you have one outstanding loan, my compnay can then consolidate you again by consolidating what ever samll loans you still ahve out there into your large consoliodated loan..\n\nThe reason this will benefit you is because we will offer you up to 3 years of forebarence at that point..\n\nMeaning, you wont have to worry about making a  payment to prioncipal or oibnterest for 3 years.. You can choose to send interest payments if you choose, but you will not be obligated..\n\nThis is what ido for alot of students that are looking to go back to school.. It can give you a little more breathing room until you are working full time makin genough moneY..\n\nGive me a call when you have a moment.. I would =eb happy to pull up yopur loans on the NSLDS (national student loan database system) This will tell us if we can re-consolidate you or not..\n\nAlso feel free tio check us out online.. Here is a link to my yahoo 360 profile which has links to our website as well..\n\n\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/profile-HlUDUhMib7M9Wlj6o6L2SfGcEYtkt9xsaQ--?cq=1\n\n\nLook forward to hearing from you!\n\nJason Fry\nStudent Aid Lending\n1-800-964-0642 ext 114\njasonf@studentaidlending.com
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please see www.cic.gc.ca for better answers.  You may come either as a skilled worker, based on a number of points given relative to your background (employment history, education, age, etc) or you may be sponsored by an immediate family member.  IT is not impossible, it just takes a long time so process sometimes.
531898
Ask your bank, the provincial government website or student loan program.
752096
No problem with it. If he has a relatives in Canada, who will take his finansial obligation, if he has a permission to stay in UK, then - no problem for sure.It will take 2-3 days.
1009095
Go anywhere you like but know this...you are obligated to pay your student loan and that debit will follow you where ever you may roam.  Otherwise, you're free to go anywhere you wish.
454807
You don't have to go abroad for loan forgiveness programs for teaching.  Do some internet searches, there are plenty of programs out there for loan forgivenenss if you teach in the US, too.
174063
You have a very,very tough decision but if I were you I would go to Canada. It will be a very big change in your life but I believe you would adjust. Also this will give you a better base on which to further your education. This is a wonderful opportunity for you and also I'm sure you will make new friends here if that is an issue w/ you. Good luck w/ your decision and hope this helps you.
81996
Actually, there is a way out of most student loans. If it is a federal loan read the paperwork very carefully. Federal loans have a clause stating that you do not have to pay it back if you end up with health problems that cause full disability. Read your loan. See your physician. You will need a letter from the physician.
618439
You should be able to pass the citizenship test...or you can move to Canada.
991587
you mean someone that emmigrated to Canada?  i dont know about universities in canada, but citizens in the US have lower tuition costs etc, and also they are more qualified for scholorships.
1130562
It depends on why you are coming to Canada--if you are intending to move here as a permanent resident, there are limits to how often you can leave the country for your first year here.
1126914
You can get a loan legally speaking, just not a federally guranteed one unless you're a US citizen. That means you'd have to qualify for the loan & you just said your family went bankrupt, so that might be difficult. Also, your visa is probably conditional on you staying in school & may not allow you to work. If you can work & can take a little time off school, there are plenty opportunities where you can save up some money & get back to your education. I don't know how much you have left, but it might be expediant to pick up where you left off at a new school w/o paying the $5000. You won't be able to transfer your credits till you pay them, but you can go on with your education & save up over time to pay them off, then transfer those credits, after you pay them, in time to graduate. Just don't tell them about the previous school when you apply. You can also speak with your financial aid office about helping you find a scholarship.
399331
Unless you are planning to emigrate to the Caribbean, I suggest you get a mortgage in your Country of residence. You may loose a substantial amount of money over the years on currency exchange (if applicable) or at least with money transfers. Also, as a non resident you may end up paying much higher rates that you normally would in your home country. Good luck!
7706
Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
937103
yes, if the financial aid office certified the loan and routed it to your lender, then you need to contact the lender and cancel the loan. explain that you will be attending elsewhere so that your new school can certify the loan for you.