Student Loans and Bankruptcy?

Question

I live in Canada, and I was discharged from my bankruptcy december 2005. At the time I filed, I had student loans, and they weren't forgiven, of course. I think they are at about $8000 to $10,000. I have been told I cannot get student loans now for a few years, up to the standard scary *7* And of course, it would help if I planned on paying the ones I have ;) So, I'm kinda screwed, aren't I? Even to get loans to study in a different country? Because to study in a different country, I have to get loans from my country, and not the other country, right? (I'm thinking western europe)

---> CANADA<---- I live here, not the US

That wasn't meant to sound bit**y, I just don't know if the student loan laws are different in our countries or not...

Answer 1

It a hard call. In America on a Bankruptcy the loans are deferred, but, not forgiven as in your case. And, if you are in Default you can not qualify for more loans. BUTT, there always a Butt, if you not in Default and start back to school you can get loans. It just depends on many factors.
Now, here what I am leading up to. The world is working toward a one world economy (I not go into that) people should know by now. So, there only so many Banks that run the show. It could be a problem as these banks are interconnected. I would go and when you get there see what will happen. All I know to say, I just feel you may have trouble getting more loans of any kind with Defaulted/Lapsed Payment of Student Loans in the Background.

Answer 2

Most of the banks provide International student loan. they are quiet libral towards student loans.

Answer 3

Foreign colleges do not care about your US student loan defaults.

Answer 4

you can get loans for studying abroad

Answer 5

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