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NDB Bank Partners with Student in Aus to Empower Sri Lankans in Global Education

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NDB Bank has partnered with Student in Aus Education Consultants to make overseas education more accessible for Sri Lankan students. The Memorandum of Understanding, signed on 25 July 2025 at NDB Bank’s Head Office, will provide tailored education loans, foreign remittance facilities, and advisory services to students and families.

The partnership also offers support for applications, visa processing, and international settlement. Senior executives from both organisations attended the signing.

NDB Bank’s collaboration reflects its commitment to easing the financial and logistical challenges of studying abroad, empowering students to achieve global academic ambitions with confidence.

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