To apply for a credit loan in the student's place of origin, you should prepare your ID card, household registration book, admission notice or student ID card, as well as the proof of family financial difficulties issued by the local authorities. Go to the Student Financial Assistance Management Center of the Education Bureau of the county (city, district) where your household registration is located to find a staff member to apply for a loan (college students can apply for a loan directly at colleges and universities).
First get the loan application form to be filled in, and then submit the form and information together. The local student aid center will conduct an audit, and then guide the borrowing students to open a personal account with the handling bank, sign a loan contract with them, and then issue a receipt for the loan contract.
Students report to the school with the receipt of the contract, and then give it to the relevant person in charge of the school. After the school enters the information, the students send the contract receipt back to the financial aid center where their families are located. The local funding center will prepare a summary table and submit it to the provincial funding management center. After the provincial financial aid management center submits it to the handling bank for review, the handling bank will transfer the loan funds to the borrower's account, and then immediately transfer them to the borrower's tuition account.