The scheme facilitates hassle-free documentation and quick loan disbursal. Competitive interest rates and zero part-payment fees are some of the major highlights of this financing scheme.
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) can purchase a property or build a house of their own in India with the help of ICICI Bank NRI Home Loan. This scheme facilitates hassle-free documentation & quick home loan disbursal. Competitive interest rates and zero part-payment fees are some of the major highlights of this financing scheme.
Description | Salaried | Self-employed |
Interest Rate | 6.75% p.a. - 7.40% p.a. | 6.90% p.a. to 7.55% p.a. |
Loan Tenure | Up to 30 years | Up to 30 years |
Processing Fees | 0.5% of the loan amount + applicable taxes | 0.5% of the loan amount + applicable taxes |
Prepayment Charges | Up to 4% + applicable taxes |
Late Payment Charges | 2% per month |
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Age | Minimum 21 years and maximum 65 years or retirement age |
Residential status | Living outside India for a minimum period of 1 year (salaried) |
Residential status | Living outside India for a minimum period of 3 years (self-employed) |
Minimum qualification for the salaried | Graduate or diploma (up to 10 years loan tenure) |
Minimum qualification for the salaried | Post graduate for Middle East countries (up to 15 years loan tenure) |
Minimum qualification for the self-employed | SSC or its equivalent |
Income criteria | $42,000 (for salaried and self-employed individuals living in the US and other countries) |
Income criteria | GCC: $26,000 for merchant navy and AED 84,000 for others (Other countries: $26,000 for merchant navy and $42,000 for others) |
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Other documents for the salaried |
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Other documents for the self-employed (Income Proof) |
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Yes, you need to provide your India residential address as well along with your current overseas address.
You can get a loan tenure of up to 20 years for home loans. However, the bank will decide on the tenure based on your type of employment.
Yes, you can have a loan guarantor to avail the financing. The bank will check the guarantor's financial and personal details before sanctioning the amount.
Yes, you can. However, you have to pay a certain conversion fee for that.
The bank asks for references so that they can get in touch with you through a third-party in case you are not reachable. Your co-applicant can also be one of your references.
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