Your request has been heard and I am grateful you brought this financial need for prayer. God cares about every area of your life, including your material needs, and He invites you to bring those burdens to Him.
Scripture speaks very honestly about debt. It says the borrower is servant to the lender. That warning is given because God loves you and does not want you enslaved. Much of the way our world handles money is designed to promise fulfillment if you only had one more thing, and many people are drawn into debt that becomes a heavy burden with high interest and lasting pressure. God sees that and He does not want His people trapped or taken advantage of in that way. That is why it is wise to pause and ask whether a loan will bring freedom or a heavier yoke, and to seek godly counsel before taking it on.
At the same time God has always made provision to work on behalf of His people, often in ways we do not expect. He even built into His law room for Him to do what only He can do, so we should never put Him in a box and assume there is only one answer. He can provide, He can open another door, He can give wisdom to manage what you have. The Bible says you have not because you ask not, and that God answers prayer. Jesus also taught not to be anxious about what you will eat or drink or wear, but to seek first His kingdom and trust your Father who knows what you need.
There is a deeper picture of debt in Scripture as well. In earlier times a person who could not pay a debt could be sold as a servant until the debt was paid, unless a near kinsman came and paid it for him. That is the picture of what Jesus has done for us. We owed a debt of sin we could never pay, we were held in bondage, and Jesus came as our kinsman redeemer and paid it in full to set us free. When we remember how great a debt He has forgiven us, it helps us walk in trust and in forgiveness toward others.
So my prayer for you is not simply that a loan be approved, but that God will give you clear wisdom and true provision according to His perfect will. I am praying that He will supply what you truly need, that He will show you whether this loan would be a help or a burden, that He will protect you from an enslaving obligation, and that He will give you peace and contentment as you trust Him. If this loan is the right provision and will not entangle you, I pray He will make that clear and provide it. If there is a better way, I pray He will make that clear as well and provide for you from His own hand.
Bring this before the Lord honestly, ask Him for wisdom, and seek counsel from mature believers who can look at the details with you. Trust that He hears, that He is gracious and longsuffering, and that He will lead you as you seek Him first.