Here at Visa Loans, we provide loans for our Filipino clients who are in the process of obtaining an Australian work visa.
Visa Loans provides immediate cash loans from $5,000 to $20,000 to help Filipino workers pay the cost involved in obtaining a suitable visa and travelling to Australia. We also provide funds for your family, so they do not experience any financial pressure while you are settling into your new Australian job.
APPLYING FOR A LOAN
How does a Visa Loan work?
Our loans are regulated by the Australian government so certain information must be provided before the loan can be approved.
Regardless of if you are planning to work in Australia for a few years or are trying to gain permanent residency you often need a personal loan to cover the costs involved.
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The responsibilities of the Borrower include ensuring loan repayments are made on time each month and advising Visa Loans of any changes to their financial situation likely to affect the ability to fund the outstanding loan.
Should the Borrower wish to alter their repayment arrangement in any way, the Borrower must contact Visa Loans at their earliest convenience. If this contact is not at least forty-eight (48) hours before the due date for processing a direct debit repayment, because of the necessary administration, it may not be possible to stop the transaction proceeding, and this may create a default which will incur a charge as per the loan contract.
The costs of a Visa Loan are set out in detail within your loan contract. The costs are calculated as follows: Annual Cost Rate (interest). The permitted annual cost rate, commonly called the "interest rate", or "annual comparison rate", is calculated on the unpaid (outstanding) daily balance of the loan amount, in accordance with Section 32B of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009. In accordance with the formula in that section, the permitted annual cost rate can be no more than 48%. This calculation may include the Application/Establishment fee, the balance of the principal and any unpaid unascertainable fee incurred to that date.
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