- An Indian Citizen holding Valid Indian Passport is eligible for an NRI Home Loan.
- The passport of the home loan applicant should not have NO ENTRY stamp, prohibiting NRI applicant from entering the country.
- Passport with Valid Entry Visa for NRI applicant where he is appearing in person for submitting the application.
- For PIO / OCI, in addition to foreign country passport, Valid PIO / OCI Card copy to be documented.
- North America - USA and Canada
- Middle East – UAE (Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi only), Riyadh, Bahrain, Muscat
- East Asian Countries – Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand
- All EU Countries (Except – Spain, Greece, Portugal, Italy)
- Australia and New Zealand
- Yes, Resident Indian POA is must in all NRI Home Loans, irrespective of whether the NRI applicant is present in India at the time of application or not.
- The spouse cannot be a POA holder.
- Resident co-borrower can also be the POA.
- POA can be the co-applicant but it’s not mandatory for POA to be co-applicant when there is another co-applicant in the loan.
It means a fixed amount of payment that a borrower pays to a lender on a specified date every month as repayment of the home loan taken. The abbreviation of EMI is Equated Monthly Installment.
EMI = Principal amount + Interest on principal amount. This is paid through auto debit instructions to the bank or with post dated cheques.
You should know what you are paying each month as an Equated Monthly Installment (EMI) or what you are going to pay as a loan installment to your lender. The EMI is calculated on the basis of combinations of following factors namely principal amount, interest rate, tenure of loan and computation method.
Pre-EMI is the monthly payment of the interest amount applicable on the home loan. These payments are made when your house is under construction. Since the principal amount is not included in these payments, the pre-EMI payment is lower than the full EMI payment.
The EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) for a home loan should ideally not exceed 30% to 40% of the borrower's income.
Opting for EMI provides you with financial flexibility, allowing you to allocate your funds to other essential expenses or investments. Rather than spending your savings all at once, EMI enables you to make manageable monthly payments.
There are three major factors that affect your EMIs:
- Loan amount: This is the amount you borrow and is the primary factor that determines your EMI. The higher the loan amount, the larger the EMI.
- Interest rate: The interest rate on your loan is another critical factor affecting the EMIs. EMIs are directly proportional to the interest rate. Banks and financial institutions calculate the interest based on several factors like your income, repayment capacity, credit history, prevailing market situation, etc.
- Tenure: The loan tenure is the third factor that impacts your EMI. A longer tenure generally results in lower EMIs and vice versa. However, opting for a longer tenure also means paying more interest over the entire loan duration.
IIFL Home Loans provides a tax saving calculator that accurately calculates tax implications. By using the home loan tax benefit calculator, one can understand the tax savings on their housing loan.
- An Indian Citizen holding Valid Indian Passport is eligible for an NRI Home Loan.
- The passport of the home loan applicant should not have NO ENTRY stamp, prohibiting NRI applicant from entering the country.
- Passport with Valid Entry Visa for NRI applicant where he is appearing in person for submitting the application.
- For PIO / OCI, in addition to foreign country passport, Valid PIO / OCI Card copy to be documented.
- North America - USA and Canada
- Middle East – UAE (Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi only), Riyadh, Bahrain, Muscat
- East Asian Countries – Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand
- All EU Countries (Except – Spain, Greece, Portugal, Italy)
- Australia and New Zealand
- Yes, Resident Indian POA is must in all NRI Home Loans, irrespective of whether the NRI applicant is present in India at the time of application or not.
- The spouse cannot be a POA holder.
- Resident co-borrower can also be the POA.
- POA can be the co-applicant but it’s not mandatory for POA to be co-applicant when there is another co-applicant in the loan.
- ID Proof
- Address Proof
- Income Proof
- Employment Proof
- Property Documents
- Loan Application Form