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Can I get a small business loan as a US citizen living abroad?
Hey Vj,
Thanks for your question! You likely won’t be able to get a business loan from an American lender unless your business is located in the US. If you happen to be living abroad and have a US-based business, then you might qualify for some business loans — though should still double-check to make sure you’re eligible. If your business is based outside of the US, your might want to look consider local options instead, especially if you have a business partner that’s a citizen of the country where you currently live.
Hope this helps!
Anna