The Letter Of Promissory Note For Tuition Fee is a critical document used in the United Arab Emirates' education sector when students or their sponsors need to formalize a commitment to pay tuition fees. This document is particularly relevant when educational institutions require payment security or when establishing installment payment arrangements. Governed by UAE Federal Law No. 18 of 1993 and educational regulations, it serves as both a promise to pay and a security instrument that can be legally enforced. The document typically includes detailed payment schedules, student and guarantor information, and specific terms regarding the educational services being provided. It's commonly used in private schools, universities, and professional training institutions across the UAE, offering legal protection to educational institutions while providing students with clearly documented payment terms.

1. Date and Place of Execution: Specific date and location where the promissory note is executed, which is crucial for enforcement and limitation periods

2. Promissor Details: Full legal name, Emirates ID number, passport number, and contact details of the person making the promise to pay

3. Beneficiary Details: Full legal name and details of the educational institution to whom the payment is promised

4. Promise to Pay Statement: Clear, unconditional promise to pay with the specific amount written in both numbers and words

5. Payment Details: Specific date or dates when the payment(s) will be made, including installment schedule if applicable

6. Purpose Statement: Clear statement that the promissory note is for tuition fees, specifying the academic year/semester

7. Consideration Statement: Statement acknowledging that the promise is made in consideration of educational services

8. Signature Block: Space for promissor's signature, with witness provisions if required