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Home Loan
A Home Loan That Fits the Life You're
Building
Whether you're buying your first home, building on a plot, or moving to a
better rate, a home loan is usually the largest, longest commitment you'll take on—so it's worth getting
the structure right from the start.
Up to ₹5Cr Indicative loan amount
8.50%+ p.a. Starting rate, illustrative
Up to 30 years Repayment tenure
Before you apply
Have identified, or are close to finalising, a property
Can arrange margin money—typically 10–25% of the value
Have stable, documented income to show
See the full eligibility list
Why it works
Long Tenure, Lower Monthly Pressure
A home loan spreads a large amount over decades, so the EMI stays livable even as the loan itself is
substantial.
Loan variants
Eligibility
Documents
How to apply
EMI calculator
FAQs
Tenure Up to 30 Years
A long repayment window keeps the EMI proportionate to a large loan amount.
Rate Linked to Your Profile
A stronger income and credit history typically unlock a lower rate on this scale of borrowing.
Possible Tax Benefits
Home loans may qualify for tax benefits under applicable laws—confirm the specifics with your tax
advisor.
Loan variants
More Than One Way to Fund a Home
"Home loan" covers more than just buying a finished house—here's what else it can fund.
Home Purchase Loan
The standard route—financing a ready-to-move-in or resale home.
Under-Construction Property Loan
Disbursed in stages, matching the builder's construction milestones.
Plot + Construction Loan
Buy the land and fund the build, often as a single combined facility.
Home Loan Balance Transfer
Move your existing home loan to a lower rate elsewhere, on the outstanding balance.
Home Loan Top-Up
Borrow more on your existing home loan, without a fresh application from zero.
Renovation / Extension Loan
Fund repairs, an extra room or a full renovation on a home you already own.
Eligibility
Where Do You Stand?
General guidelines lenders weigh for a home loan. Actual criteria differ by lender and are confirmed
during assessment.
Who typically qualifies
Age 23 to 65 years, often capped so the loan closes near retirement
age.
Income A stable income able to support a long-term EMI at this scale.
Employment stability A reasonable, documented tenure with your employer
or business.
Property status A clear-titled property, approved by the lender's
legal team.
What strengthens your case
Credit score A strong score matters more at this loan size than almost
anywhere else.
Margin money ready Having your down payment arranged smooths the whole
process.
Co-applicant income Adding a co-applicant can improve the loan amount you
qualify for.
Complete KYC PAN, Aadhaar and address proof kept current.
Documents
Sorted by Who You Are
Pick the category closest to yours. Requirements can still shift slightly by lender.
Salaried
Self-Employed
Property Papers
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Latest 3 months' salary slips
Salary account statement for the last 6 months
Form 16 / latest ITR
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Business registration and continuity proof
Income tax returns for the last 3 years
Bank statements for the last 12 months
Sale agreement or builder allotment letter
Title deed and chain of documents
NOC from builder or society
Approved building plan and latest tax receipts
How to apply
From Property Selection to Registration
01
Share property & income details
Tell us about the property and your income, so we can gauge what's realistic.
02
Property & legal verification
The lender's legal and technical teams review the property's papers and value.
03
Value & margin assessment
The lender confirms the loan-to-value ratio and the margin money you'll need to bring in.
04
Sanction letter & offer
Review the approved amount, rate and tenure before accepting anything.
05
Registration & disbursal
Funds are released, typically in line with the property's registration or construction stage.
Plan the repayment
See What It Might Cost You Each Month.
Move the sliders to get an illustrative EMI before you apply. Your actual offer depends on
the property, your profile and the lender's assessment.
Example only—not an offer or approval.
FAQs
Home Loan Questions, Answered
Most lenders fund up to 75–90% of the property's value, so you'd
typically arrange the remaining 10–25% yourself, depending on the loan amount and property type.
Not always, but adding one—often a spouse or parent—can increase the
loan amount you're eligible for by combining incomes.
The loan is usually disbursed in stages, matching the builder's
construction milestones, rather than as one lump sum upfront.
Floating-rate home loans to individuals are generally free of
prepayment charges, though this is worth confirming against your specific sanction letter.
Home loans commonly qualify for benefits on principal and interest under
applicable tax laws, but the specifics change and depend on your situation—please confirm with
your tax advisor.
It may mean a higher rate, a lower loan-to-value ratio, or a request for
a co-applicant—rather than an automatic decline. Worth discussing your specific case with an
advisor.