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VANCOUVER, British Columbia - EntSun -- GrowAsia Capital Ltd. today announced the launch of GrowAsia Capital, a Canadian loan matching platform built for newcomers who need to finance education and training as they build their careers in Canada.
Newcomers arrive in Canada with a credit history that starts at zero, whatever credit, savings and work experience they built in their home country. Canadian lenders rely on the Canadian credit file, so many qualified newcomers are turned down for the financing they need to get licensed, certified or retrained in their field. This gap matters most in the first years after arrival, which is when internationally trained professionals often need to pay for credential assessments, licensing exams and bridging programs.
GrowAsia Capital matches newcomers with vetted lenders that evaluate applicants on their situation today, not on a Canadian credit file they have not had time to build.
How it works
Checking options through GrowAsia Capital does not affect an applicant's credit score. A credit check only takes place if the applicant chooses to apply with a lender. GrowAsia Capital does not ask for Social Insurance Numbers or banking passwords during matching, and shares applicant details only with its lender partners for the purpose of finding a match.
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At launch, the platform serves newcomers in Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, including permanent residents, work permit holders, study permit holders and new Canadian citizens. Eligible expenses include college and university tuition, professional certifications, licensing exams, skilled trades training and language programs. GrowAsia Capital is vetting additional lenders to expand into further types of financing.
Canada plans to admit 380,000 new permanent residents in each of 2026, 2027 and 2028, with economic immigrants making up 64% of admissions.
Newcomers can check their options at www.growasia.ca
About GrowAsia Capital
GrowAsia Capital Ltd. is a Canadian loan matching platform that helps newcomers to Canada find education and training financing, even without a Canadian credit history. The platform connects applicants with vetted lenders that assess their current situation, and currently serves Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta. Learn more at www.growasia.ca.
Newcomers arrive in Canada with a credit history that starts at zero, whatever credit, savings and work experience they built in their home country. Canadian lenders rely on the Canadian credit file, so many qualified newcomers are turned down for the financing they need to get licensed, certified or retrained in their field. This gap matters most in the first years after arrival, which is when internationally trained professionals often need to pay for credential assessments, licensing exams and bridging programs.
GrowAsia Capital matches newcomers with vetted lenders that evaluate applicants on their situation today, not on a Canadian credit file they have not had time to build.
How it works
- Tell us your situation. Applicants complete a short online form covering their residency status, time in Canada, the amount they need and the education or training they are financing.
- Get matched. GrowAsia Capital checks the applicant's profile against its lender network's requirements and identifies the best-fit option.
- Apply with confidence. Applicants review their match and apply directly with the lender.
Checking options through GrowAsia Capital does not affect an applicant's credit score. A credit check only takes place if the applicant chooses to apply with a lender. GrowAsia Capital does not ask for Social Insurance Numbers or banking passwords during matching, and shares applicant details only with its lender partners for the purpose of finding a match.
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At launch, the platform serves newcomers in Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, including permanent residents, work permit holders, study permit holders and new Canadian citizens. Eligible expenses include college and university tuition, professional certifications, licensing exams, skilled trades training and language programs. GrowAsia Capital is vetting additional lenders to expand into further types of financing.
Canada plans to admit 380,000 new permanent residents in each of 2026, 2027 and 2028, with economic immigrants making up 64% of admissions.
Newcomers can check their options at www.growasia.ca
About GrowAsia Capital
GrowAsia Capital Ltd. is a Canadian loan matching platform that helps newcomers to Canada find education and training financing, even without a Canadian credit history. The platform connects applicants with vetted lenders that assess their current situation, and currently serves Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta. Learn more at www.growasia.ca.
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