International students We understand that paying fees from outside Canada can present unique challenges. Durham College offers two approved international payment options that let you pay in your local currency with transparent exchange rates. Once you arrive in Canada and set up a Canadian bank account, the same payment methods apply to all future fees. If you are newly accepted to a program, refer to the amount listed in Box 25 of your Letter of Acceptance. This is the estimated tuition required to secure your seat. If you are entering Semester 2 or above, please use the Program Fee Estimator to check the most up-to-date fees for your specific semester. To ensure your payment is received and applied correctly, only use Durham College's approved methods listed below: FLYWIRE Durham College has partnered with Flywire as its approved international payment platform. Flywire allows students to easily and securely make education payments in your own currency using local methods. It offers real-time tracking, around-the-clock multilingual support, and is used by millions of students around the world. Flywire accepts the following payment types: Online Bank Transfer American Express Debit Card Credit Card International Bank Transfers To pay now, please visit Durham College's Flywire payment portal and select International Students. Please note, the minimum payment amount through Flywire is $35.00 and payments may take 3 to 5 business days to process. Please plan accordingly to ensure your payments reach Durham College by the deadline. Online Banking (Canadian banks only) International students who have a Canadian bank account may pay their fees through online banking, telephone banking, or even by automated teller machine (ATM). Please be advised that your payment can take up to 5 to 7 business days to reach us. Please plan accordingly to ensure your payments reach Durham College by the deadline. To pay your fees online, add “Durham College” or “Durham College – Tuition” as a payee, and use your nine-digit student number (found on your acknowledgement or offer letter/email) as the account number. Additional Information Protect yourself from fee payment fraud The safest way to pay your fees is through Durham College's approved methods listed on this page. We strongly advise against using third-party brokers, unofficial services, or individuals who offer to pay fees on your behalf. These arrangements may put your funds, registration, and student status at risk. Always ensure your Letter of Acceptance is real, valid, and issued by Durham College before making any payment or immigration-related arrangements. Be cautious of offers involving: Discounted tuition Expedited payment services Requests to send funds through methods not listed by Durham College If you are unsure whether a method is legitimate, contact us before making a payment. Submitting a fraudulent payment will result in: Holds on your account, preventing access to services Inability to register for future semesters Withholding of verification letters, transcripts, and credentials Protect yourself by using only Durham College's approved methods and keeping copies of your payment confirmations and receipts. Tutorials How to make an Online Banking Payment How to View Your Account Summary How to View Holds Fee payment FAQs How do I know if a method is legitimate? Durham College accepts international fee payments through Flywire and online banking through Canadian financial institutions. Be cautious of any service, individual, or agent offering discounted tuition, expedited processing, or options not listed on the Durham College website. Who can I contact if I have questions about a payment? Contact Enrolment Services, or International Education before making a payment. Our employees can confirm official methods and procedures. Am I responsible for ensuring my fees are paid? Yes. Students are responsible for ensuring tuition and related fees are successfully paid through approved methods and received by Durham College by applicable deadlines. If a payment is not successfully completed or processed, your student account will show an outstanding balance until the issue is resolved.