Up to $100,000 Student Loan for African Graduates to Study Abroad – No Collateral or Cosigner 

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Up to $100,000 Student Loan for African Graduates to Study Abroad: Overview

Edxtra offers a fully guided international student loan support service to help African graduates finance their Master’s degree programs abroad. Partnering with global education lenders, this service enables qualified students to access up to $100,000 in student loans without the need for collateral or a cosigner. This opportunity supports education in STEM, Business, and Management at over 400+ top universities in the USA, UK, Canada, Europe, and Asia.

Loan Categories

• Master’s degrees in STEM, Business, and Management
• Supported in 400+ universities in the US, UK, Canada, and Europe

Up to $100,000 Student Loan for African Graduates to Study Abroad: Eligibility Criteria

• Must be African and admitted to a Master’s program at a supported university
• Program must be in STEM, Business, or Management fields
• Must have at least 2 years of work experience in a related field

Required Documents

• Admission letter from your university
• Updated CV/Resume
• Proof of home address (utility bill, bank statement, lease, etc.)
• International passport
• Estimated cost of attendance (school’s fee breakdown)
• Proof of funds (bank statement, scholarship letter, salary evidence, etc.) – must be dated within the last 30 days
• Letter of financial support (if applicable)
• Contact details of references (family, friends, or employer)

Important Notes

• No cosigner or collateral required
• 100% FREE loan support service — pay nothing upfront
• Repayment starts after graduation
• No prepayment penalties
• Loans may cover full tuition and living expenses
• Includes free visa support and career development services
• Helps you build an international credit history

Loan Value

Up to $100,000 per applicant
Covers education + living costs

Repayment Terms
• Interest-only payments while in school
• Full repayment begins after graduation
• Up to 10-year repayment plan