What are the application requirements for interest-free rural loans?

Interest-free rural loans are often loans for which the state has introduced relevant policies to provide fiscal interest subsidies. Under certain specific circumstances, rural households can apply to rural credit cooperatives for interest-free loans, such as student loans and startup loans. So, how do you apply for an interest-free loan through a rural credit cooperative? What are the application requirements for an interest-free loan from a rural credit cooperative, and what materials need to be submitted?
Application requirements for interest-free rural loans
1) The borrower's family is in financial difficulty and needs state support. 2) The borrower is upright and keeps their promises. 3) The project for which the borrower applies for the loan is supported by state policy. 4) The borrower has full civil capacity and the ability to repay.
Eligible applicants for interest-free rural loans
1. Student loans: All full-time junior college and undergraduate students and graduate students (including those pursuing a second bachelor's degree) whose families face economic hardship may apply for a student loan from a rural credit cooperative.
2. Startup loans: Those who have registered as unemployed, have a profitable startup project and the start-up funds for that project, have a considerable source of income and repayment ability, and at the same time are among groups such as recent college graduates, veterans, and rural women who meet the requirements for applying for startup loans.
Application materials for interest-free rural loans
1. Student loans: university admission notice, student ID or proof of enrollment issued by the university, and identity documents of the individual and the co-repayer. A poverty certificate issued by the community residents' committee or villagers' committee.
2. Startup loans: If a laid-off worker applies for a startup loan, a copy of the "Reemployment Preferential Certificate" issued by the labor and social security department must be submitted; college graduates must submit a copy of the "Graduation Certificate" and the "Unemployment Certificate" issued by the labor and social security department; veterans must present proof of veteran status and a copy of the "Unemployment Certificate" issued by the labor and social security department.