Prodigy Finance visa letter, signing and funds (Part 2 of 3)

Approved for your Prodigy Finance loan? This video answers the 5 questions students ask next: can your loan be proof of funds for your student visa, when and how you sign, and exactly how your study abroad loan reaches your school. Prodigy Finance offers education loans to international students for postgraduate study, without collateral or a co-signer. This is part 2 of a 3-part FAQ series, from applying to repaying. Chapters 0:00 What this video covers 0:00 Can I use my loan as proof of funds for my visa? 0:00 I've finished all my steps: what happens now? 0:00 When will I sign my loan agreement? 0:00 How do I sign my loan agreement? 0:00 How and when do I get my funds? 0:00 What's next in part 3 Your questions, answered Can I use my Prodigy Finance loan as proof of funds for a student visa? Yes. Your final loan confirmation letter, also called your sanction letter, is the one most students use. It's electronic and accepted at visa appointments. It supports your application but doesn't guarantee the outcome. When do I sign my loan agreement? Usually once you've arrived in your study country, digitally on your dashboard. Can I withdraw from my loan? Yes. Any time before you sign with no penalty, and for 14 days after. How long does tuition take to reach my school? It's sent on the date you choose, and usually arrives in 3 to 5 business days, plus your school's processing time. When do I get my living expenses? They come to you, with the first payment at least a month after your tuition. Help centre: https://support.prodigyfinance.com/hc... Watch the full series: Part 1: Applying:    • How to apply for a Prodigy Finance loan (P...   Part 2: Getting funded (this video) Part 3: Your loan, explained:    • How to apply for a Prodigy Finance loan (P...   Information correct as of October 2026. Details can change, so check the help centre for the latest. Have a question we didn't answer? Ask it in the comments and we'll reply. #StudyAbroad #StudentVisa #ProdigyFinance