There are a variety of reasons for the denial of a foreigner loan application. The foremost reason is the low credit score.
The licensed moneylender must secure the necessary information from the loan applicant. This is done before loan approval. They will verify the information and identification with up-to-date, legitimate documents.
The Moneylenders Credit Bureau will check the information provided. The lender needs to inform the applicant that the information is sent to the Bureau. The credit record will be generated from the information received. It will be kept secured in the record of the lender.
The credit report is the record of your past loans. The moneylender will give you a credit score based on what they see in your credit report. A low credit score means unsatisfactory payment behaviour. The low credit score means that you are likely to default a loan. With a high credit score, there is a higher chance for loan approval.
If declined, the lender will dispose of your credit record. If approved, the lender will keep your record for 5 years until you finish your repayments.
Another reason for a denied foreigner loan application is exceeding your loan cap. This is based on your salary. The MinLaw aggregates loan cap on lenders that offer unsecured loans.
If you earn less than $20,000, you can only borrow until $3,000.
If you earn more than $20,000, you can borrow up to 6 times your monthly salary.
You must ensure that you do not exceed your maximum loan with other lenders. Otherwise, if the lender notices the excess, you will be declined.
You will also be declined if your documents are not complete.