Payment Options
Methods of Payment Accepted
Electronic Payment
In Person or Payment by Mail
International Payments
The University of Manitoba does not accept credit cards for degree/diploma
program courses.
The University of Manitoba does not accept payments through Plastiq and
has no relationship with Plastiq in any regard and will not honour any
payments made through Plastiq.
General Information
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International Students Electronic Payment Web or Telephone BankingWeb or Telephone Banking are the preferred methods of payment. Payments can be made 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere in the world. Web or Telephone Banking are the preferred methods of payment. Payments can be made 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere in the world. If you currently use Web or Telephone Banking for your personal bill payments, you can pay your tuition fees by simply setting up the University of Manitoba as a payee. As part of this process, you will be asked for an account number. This is your seven digit student identification number. Please refer to the sample student ID card below if you are uncertain which seven digits make up your student identification number: Note: In the event that your financial institution requires more than 7 digits as an account number, please supplement the additional spaces by entering zeros as your lead digits. For example if your financial institution requires a 9 digit account number, you should enter 2 zeros prior to entering your student number (i.e. 001234567). If you are not currently set up to use online banking and are interested in paying through this method, you will need to contact your financial institution for assistance. See right side of page for direct links to major financial institutions. Telpay Now you can pay all your student fees online or by telephone regardless of where you bank through TelPay. For more information, please call TelPay direct at 1-800-665-0302 or (204)-947-9300. Note: Please allow at least 2 business days for electronic payments to be received by the University and processed to your student account.
In Person Paymen
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CASHIER LOCATIONS
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Fort Garry Campus
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Bannatyne Campus |
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Room 138
University Centre |
Room P001 |
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University of Manitoba
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770 Bannatyne Avenue
University of Manitoba
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Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3T 2N2 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3E 0W3 |
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Ph: 204-474-8222/8716 Ph: 204-789-3349
Cashiers Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.(open until 4:30 p.m. on payment deadline dates)
Cash or Debit Payment by Cash or Debit can be made in person at either of our two cashier locations. If paying by Debit, please ensure you know your daily spending/withdrawal limit. If your limit is not enough to cover your fees, you will have to contact your financial institution (phone number on back of debit card) to request a temporary increase. Cheque, Bank Draft or Money Order Cheque, Bank Draft or Money Order payments can be made in person at either of our two cashier locations or can be placed in our secure Express Drop Box (located outside the cashiers' offices). Cheques, Bank Drafts or Money Orders must:
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Cashiers' Office
University of Manitoba
138 University Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3T 2N2
Note: Do not mail cash
If your on-line bank statement is not sufficient proof for a receipt, our Cashier's Office will provide one to you upon request.
If you require a receipt for tax purposes, please note that this information is included in the T2202A tax form available to students in February each year.
International Payments
Important Information for payments coming from outside North America:Payments will only be accepted for the amount of tuition and/or on-campus residence fees owing (exception is First Year International Students - see below).
- Note: if a payment significantly exceeds the amount owing for tuition and/or on-campus residence fees, the University may at its discretion, return the payment to the sender.
- Funds for personal living expenses must be sent to the student's personal bank account. If sent to the University, the funds will be returned to the sender. To open a Canadian bank account, please click here for instructions or visit the International Centre for Students web page.
- Any credits on student accounts will be applied to future term balances.
First Year International Student Deposit Procedure:
- One of Citizen and Immigration Canada's requirements for entering Canada on a study permit is evidence of financial support for tuition and living expenses for the first year of study in Canada. The financial support requirement is the cost of tuition for the first year (approximately $10,000) plus living expenses (approximately $10,000).
- In these situations, the University will accept an estimated lump-sum payment from the student, provided the dollar amount is reasonable (consistent with the above guidelines).
- Money received will be held pending the student's arrival in Canada and registration in classes. Once the student is registered and has provided identification to Revenue, Capital and General Accounting located at 315 Administration Building, an amount approximately equal to one year's tuition will be withheld and a one-time refund not exceeding $10,000 will be issued to the student for the remainder.
- The amount withheld for tuition will be applied to the student's account until it has been exhausted.
- In the event that the student does not come to Canada, the money will be refunded to the original sender.
Payment Options
Western Union (GlobalPay for Students) (Bank to Bank Transfer)
- This is the preferred method of international payment. It allows students to electronically pay tuition and on campus residence fees in their home currency. This payment method offers convenience and a favorable exchange rate.
- International students can pay on-line with Western Union through the University's website. For details you can see Western Union GlobalPay for Students or just click here to see a demonstration video.
- Click here to see the complete list of currencies accepted by Western Union.
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To use Western Union GlobalPay for Students, click the link below (Note, payment must be received by the deadline date to avoid late payment fees. Please allow 5 business days for funds to transfer from your bank account to the University's bank account):
All wire transfers must include student name, student account number and an e-mail address. Wires must be received by the deadline date to avoid application of late payment fees. Any associated bank fees will be deducted from the payment before it is applied to the student account. Please note, the University's bank (TD Bank) deducts a $10 charge from wire transfers. Please add $10 to your payment to cover this fee. To obtain wire payment instructions, please call (204) 474-9433 or email stdntfee@cc.umanitoba.ca.
International Money Order or Bank Draft
Other Information
Citizenship and Immigration Canada requires students to forward funds to cover their first year of tuition and school fees (and possibly living expenses) prior to registration. The International Centre for Students can provide students with an estimate of their tuition, school fees, and living expenses. To request an estimate, students can contact the International Centre for Students at ics@cc.umanitoba.ca.Payments for Residence fees can be sent using any of the accepted methods of payment. However, students must advise Revenue, Capital and General Accounting that funds sent are for residence fees to ensure proper transfer and application to their residence account. Revenue, Capital and General Accounting can be reached by e-mail at stdntfee@cc.umanitoba.ca.
Receipts
Students requiring receipts should contact stdntfee@cc.umanitoba.ca. An original receipt will be processed and mailed to you upon request. Should a copy of a receipt be sufficient, receipts can also be scanned and emailed to your e-mail account referenced in Aurora Student or faxed directly to the Embassy upon request.
Note: Receipt requests will not be processed for funds in transit.
315 Administration Building
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada





