Fees
Modes of Payments
The
diagram below highlights the modes of payments in order of convenience
and timely payment.
Click on the box to find out the
details
GIRO arrangement is the easiest and most convenient way to pay for your
course fees amongst the other modes highlighted here. It is one-time
application which authorizes the school to deduct the amount payable
from a valid bank savings or current account.
To apply for a GIRO deduction with us, you may do an online application via
HERE. At the end of your application, print out the form duly signed or
thumb printed by the account holder (as per bank’s record). Submit the form
to One-Stop Centre in Republic Polytechnic.
Important notes:
1.
Please refer to the
School Fee Calendar for the stipulated date of GIRO deduction and ensure
sufficient fund is maintained in the designated account. Students will also
be notified of the deduction date via their RP's official email account in
the form of tax invoice and a notification two weeks before the deduction
date.
For new applications, GIRO deduction will commence from the next semester
(upon bank’s approval).
EPayment
Credit/Debit Card
To pay via Electronic Payment (EPayment) using credit/debit cards, you
will need to get ready information of your
Master/Visa/AMex credit/debit cards before accessing this link
here.
Debit Card
To pay via Electronic Payment (EPayment) using existing internet banking
account, you can do so through this link
here.
NETS
Network
Electronic Transfers (NETs) payment can be made using an ATM card at the
RP’s One-Stop Centre during the following operating hours:
Mondays - Saturdays: 8:30am - 6:00pm
(Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays)
Cash/Cheques
Payments using cheques or bank drafts have to be made personally over
the bank counter. The cheques or bank drafts drawn from a Singapore
registered bank should be crossed and made payable to the “Republic
Polytechnic”.
It
is important to note that you are liable to pay an administrative charge of
$21.50 if you choose to pay cash/cheque through the bank but fail to:
a. write your NRIC/ FIN number, name, the bank account number and
telephone number on the reverse of your cheque
b. collect the deposit slips from the bank, then scan a copy and email
to help-registrar@rp.sg |
