How can a foreigner get a loan?

Question

Hello, I'm a foreigner, got my degree here in the uk, i'm doing my MSc and i've been accepted to do a PhD at Goldsmiths, as i havent got the money i'm asking:

How can I (a foreigner student) get a loan?

by law, i'm not resident in the uk so i can't apply for any goverment sponsored aid.

it can be a fees (foreigner = 12k/year) only loan paid directly to the college.

Although my parents own a house, it's located in my home country (in south america).

I don't have a proper income...

Any advice is welcomed

Answer 1

Not a problem, proof of residential alien with be fine. As for income, you could go "stated" in which case they don't ask for any documentation, just a verbal verification of employment. i do aliens from mexico all the time.
You can't use your parents house as an asset. Ask yourself how your credit is, don't run it on your own for free.
Good luck, you may contact me with further information.

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Answer 2

this is accurately. Banks % coverage that the non-public loan would be paid lower back. Foreigners can return domicile and there is generally no thank you to collect any money while they go away the U. S..

Answer 3

In the UK ethnics just walk into the DSS and they are asked how much so they want, then they are told to come back when you need some more, the English, oh b*****s to them, let them immigrate if they don't like it.
This a true story brought to you by a new Frenchman.

Answer 4

You should get the loan in your home country. I don't think any bank would risk lending money to foreigners.

Answer 5

Try the lending institutions in your home country. Then go back when you are done to pay them off.

Answer 6

Try going to a loan shark.

Answer 7

We'll have a whip round to send you back home.

Answer 8

From a american co-signer