Weldios University Benin is dedicated to providing the best possible experience for international students studying in the Republic of Benin, and this dedication has led the institution to form a partnership with Jiajia, a finance firm willing to offer loans to students in order to alleviate the burden of payments. This loan is distinct from others in that the interest rate is lower and the repayment schedule is much more flexible.
Tuition fees are a significant barrier to accessing high-quality overseas education. As a result, a single figure declining interest rate will be levied because we are more interested with allowing everyone to study than with making a profit.
All postgraduate and Nigerian undergraduate students who have received an unconditional offer letter from Weldios University must submit a tuition fee deposit of NGN50,000, with the remaining balance paid in instalments.
The instalment is usually inexpensive. Students and parents should make every effort to pay on time to avoid penalties ranging from minor to severe.
This payment is due if you have met all of your academic and language requirements and accepted the offer.
1. What are the instalment options?
There are currently two instalment options, they are:
Ten equal instalment
2. Is there a charge for paying in instalments?
Yes, We charge 2.5% extra on each instalment.
3. Why has the money not been taken from my account on the instalment date?
The payments are processed on the instalment date and will take a few working days to show on your bank account, as with any debit/credit card payment. The bank is aware of a pending charge and will have adjusted your available balance for this transaction.
4. Can you pay more than NGN20,000?
Yes, you can. The minimum instalment payment is NGN20,000. However, more than NGN20,000 can be paid monthly.
5. Will my admission be withdrawn if I don’t meet up to the loan requirements.
No, the admission will not be withdrawn because getting the admission is the first requirement to getting the loan.
For more enquiries, please contact us