Is a student loan acceptable for paying tuition fees and will it affect my visa application in Netherlands?
Yes, using a student loan to pay tuition fees is generally acceptable in the Netherlands and does not usually affect your visa application.
However, for your student visa, the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) requires proof of sufficient funds for both tuition and living expenses. While a student loan can cover tuition, it may not be accepted as proof for living expenses. You will likely need to show a bank statement or financial guarantee for your living costs.
If you have questions about acceptable financial documents, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor for guidance.
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