Yes, and I have an example to give you. In one family we had, a Syrian family, the adult son had to go to another country to study in order to ensure his safety while the application was going through. His family arrived on a chartered flight and had their transportation covered. He, however, was asked to pay for his flight, which was a few thousand dollars, if I remember correctly.
Of course we have Syrian families who arrived before November 4 who are paying large transportation fees. Ideally, it would be great if you were able to waive—and we would certainly recommend waiving—the transportation loan. As we have seen here, it's very difficult for families to have that additional monthly cost, and the loan can accumulate large interest after their one year without interest.