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UAE school fees: 5 convenient payment methods for parents

School tuition is a big financial burden for a lot of parents in the UAE. However, with the proper form of payment, it’s not that big of an expense, so there’s really no reason to freak out about it at the end.

Here’s a guide to the most convenient ways to pay your child’s school fees in the UAE.

Credit Cards:

Many UAE banks offer convenient installment plans for school fees. You can split up your annual fees into monthly payments if you do it through your bank. Not to mention, you can get rewards or cashback with this type of payment, so it’s economically responsible.

School online payment portals

Most schools in the UAE have online payment portals where you can securely pay using a credit or debit card. It is quick and convenient, and you can even pay through the computer.

Traditional methods – cash and cheques

Or if you prefer in person, you can go to reception or finance at the school and pay cash or cheque. While post-dated cheques may not be accepted by many schools in Dubai, you can still use this method by ensuring the cheque is in the school’s name and submitted on time.

Bank transfer

Paying fees via bank transfer is another reliable option. So long as you guys got the correct bank account number and IBAN number then you should be fine. This is great for those who prefer to pay directly from their checking account.

Automated payments – direct debit and mobile apps

Direct debit is a good idea, though, you never have to worry about forgetting to pay a bill. The majority of the mobile payment apps in the UAE also take instant fee payments from Google Pay and Apple Pay. Some apps even offer ‘buy now, pay later’ options, making it easier to manage your finances.

Chosing the right method of paying tuition in the UAE can really make life much more enjoyable and less stressful. No matter if you like the old fashioned way or the new electronic way, there is something there for every parent.

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