For students who need to apply for student loans from their place of origin, the first step is to go to the Student Financial Aid Management Center of the Education Bureau where their family is registered. The specific operation process is as follows:

First of all, you need to bring the necessary documents, including ID card, household register, college admission notice, and financial hardship certificate issued by the place where your family is located. These materials are the basis of the application. After arriving at the Funding Management Center, submit these materials and receive an application form. Fill in the form carefully and submit it to the staff.

Next, the staff will review your application. If approved, you will sign a loan contract with the funding center and receive a contract receipt. At the beginning of the new semester, you need to bring this receipt to the school to complete the admission procedures. The school will enter the information based on the receipt and return the receipt to the financial aid management center where you are registered.

Then, the local financial aid center will summarize the application information of all students and report it to the Provincial Student Financial Aid Management Center. The provincial agency will further review and approve the loan, and finally transfer the loan funds to your personal account through the banking system. The system will then automatically transfer the money to your school for tuition payment.

In general, the application process for student loans from the student’s place of origin involves multiple steps, but as long as you follow the prescribed procedures and required materials, you can successfully complete the application. Remember to follow up on every step in a timely manner to ensure the smooth disbursement of the loan.