It may be possible to apply for a loan abroad, but it depends on your location, the lender's policies and financial regulations in different countries. Here are some of the options you might want to consider to get a loan from abroad:
- International banks: Some of the larger international banks may offer lending services to people living abroad. The network of such banks and the availability of their services may have expanded in different countries. The network of international banks may be wider and more international banks may have different networks and networks of contacts.
- Online lenders: Internet-based lenders can offer lending facilities to international customers. These lenders may specialise in international transfers and offer lending services in several countries. However, it is important to carefully examine the credibility and terms of these lenders.
- Local lenders abroad: if you are abroad and have a permanent residence, you may want to consider using local lenders. Some countries may offer lending services to people living abroad, but it depends on the country and its regulations.
It is important to note that borrowing abroad can be more complicated than borrowing in your home country. This can include additional documentation requirements, cross-border transaction fees and currency conversion costs. It is also important to note that the conditions for borrowing abroad may be different and interest rates may vary.
I encourage you to research and consult a local financial expert or contact lenders directly for more information and advice on how to apply for a loan abroad.