Budget and loans
The real number, in both currencies.
Tuition, fees, deposits, loans, rent, and the first-month spike — tracked with decimal-safe arithmetic and shown in the currency you think in alongside the one you'll spend in.
Decimal-safe by construction
Every sum runs in integer minor units. No floating-point drift quietly turning ₹1,53,200 into something almost right.
Loans and fees, not just spending
Disbursement dates, repayment start, education payments, and outstanding balances sit alongside day-to-day expenses.
First-month modelling
Deposits, setup costs, and the gap before your first stipend are shown as a spike, because that is what they are.
What this does not do
- Arrival is not a licensed financial adviser and does not recommend loans, lenders, or products.
- Arrival does not quote exchange rates. The second currency converts at the rate you enter yourself, labelled with the date you entered it.