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Key Benefits & Features
Your work might have taken you abroad but the yearning for the homeland remains unabated. With HDFC Home Loans turning your dream home in India, into a reality, is convenient and easy.
- Loans to NRIs, PIOs and OCIs* for the purchase of a flat, row house, bungalow from private developers in approved projects in India
- Loans for the purchase of properties from Development Authorities such as DDA, MHADA etc.
- Loans for construction on a freehold / lease hold plot or on a plot allotted by a Development Authority in India
- Loans for properties in an existing Co-operative Housing Society or Apartment Owners' Association or Development Authority settlements or privately built-up homes in India
- Attractive interest rates
- Avail of Home Loan Advisory Services in the country where you currently reside
- Property Search Advisory Services - expert legal and technical counselling to help you make the right home buying decision
- Valuable insights on developer projects, location, documentation and offerings
- Loans also available for those employed in the Merchant Navy
- Loan for purchase of property located anywhere in India**
*NRI – Non Resident Indian, PIO – Person of Indian Origin and OCI – Overseas
Citizen of India
**Where HDFC has an office
Interest Rates
For Salaried
SPECIAL HOME LOAN RATES
Adjustable Rate Home Loans
Loan Slab | Home Loan Interest Rates (% p.a.) |
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For All Loans | 8.50 - 9.00 |
STANDARD HOME LOAN RATES
Adjustable Rate Home Loans
Retail Prime Lending Rate: 18.55%
Loan Slab | Home Loan Interest Rates (% p.a.) |
---|---|
For All Loans* | 8.70 - 9.60 |
*The above Home Loan interest rates/ EMI are applicable for loans under the Adjustable Rate Home Loan Scheme of Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (HDFC) and are subject to change at the time of disbursement. The Home Loan interest rates above are linked to HDFC's Bench Mark Rate ("RPLR") and are variable through out the tenor of the loan. All loans are at the sole discretion of HDFC Ltd. For further details regarding the loan slabs and interest rates above Click Here
Home Loan Details
You can apply individually or jointly for Home Improvement Loans. All owners of the property will have to be co-applicants.
Who can Apply?
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AGE
18-65 years
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PROFESSION
Salaried / Self Employed
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NATIONALITY
NRI
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GENDER
All Genders
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Adding Co-Applicant helps in maximizing the loan amount.
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Adding Women Co-Owner helps in getting better interest rate.
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All co-applicants need not be co-owners. Generally co-applicants are close family members.
What's the maximum funding and the loan payment term?
Loan Amount | Maximum Funding* |
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Up to and including ₹30 lacs | 90% of the property cost |
₹30.01 lacs to ₹75 lacs | 80% of the property cost |
Above ₹75 lacs | 75% of the property cost |
*Subject to market value of the property and repayment capacity of the customer, as assessed by HDFC.
You can avail a maximum term of up to 20 years.***
***For certain professionals only.
The tenure of the loan is also dependent on the customer’s profile, age of customer at maturity of loan, age of property at loan maturity, depending upon the specific repayment scheme as may be opted and any other terms which may be applicable based on prevalent norms of HDFC.
Documents and Charges
Home Loan Documents
for Salaried Individuals
Following are the documents you would need to submit for all applicants / co-applicants along with the completed and signed Application Form for loan approval:
Proof of both Identity and Residence (KYC)
LIST OF DOCUMENTS
A | Sr.No. | Mandatory Documents |
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1 | Passport, the validity of which has not expired. | |
2 | PAN Card or Form 60 ( If the customer does not have a PAN card ) |
B | Sr.No. | Description of Officially Valid Documents (OVD) that can be accepted for establishing the legal name & current address of Individuals*[Any one of the following documents can be submitted] | Identity | Address |
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1 | Passport, the validity of which has not expired. | Y | Y | |
2 | Driving license which has not expired. | Y | Y | |
3 | Election /Voters identification card | Y | Y | |
4 | Job card issued by NREGA duly signed by the officer of the State Government | Y | Y | |
5 | Letter issued by the National Population Register containing details of name, address. | Y | Y | |
6 | Proof of possession of Aadhaar Number (to be obtained voluntarily) | Y | Y | |
7 | Documents issued by the Government Departments of Foreign Jurisdiction (Like Work/Resident Permit, Social Security Card, Green Card etc.) | Y | Y | |
8 | Letter issued by the Foreign Embassy or Mission in India | Y | Y |
A document mentioned above shall be deemed to be an OVD even if there is a change in the name subsequent to issuance provided it is supported by a marriage certificate issued by State Government or Gazette notification, indicating such a change of name.
In case the prospective customer is a Non-Resident Indian (NRI)/Person of Indian Origin (PIO)/Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), the KYC documents are to be self attested and submitted at the time of application. Though the KYC documents of the Power of Attorney holder can be verified with the originals, it becomes difficult to verify the documents submitted by the prospective NRI/PIO/OCI Customer with the respective originals where he / she is not personally present at the time of application / disbursement process. In such a case, it is suggested that any one of the following documents be obtained -
1 | Proof of identity and address duly notarized by the Notary Public (overseas) having authority in the place of residence of the prospective NRI customer. |
2 | Proof of identity and address duly attested by the Indian Embassy existing at the place of residence of the prospective NRI customer. |
* If the Documents being submitted are in a language other than english, a translation in english by an authorised translator is mandatory.
Proof of Income
- Photocopy of the Employment Contract / Appointment Letter
- Last 3 months' Salary Slips / Certificates specifying the following: Name (as it appears in the Passport; Date of joining; Passport Number; Designation; Perquisites and salary
- Photocopy of last 6 months' Bank Statements, showing salary credits
- Photocopy of last 6 months' Bank Statements of the NRE / NRO account in India
- Latest Credit Bureau Report (available on www.creditbureau.com.sg
- Photocopy of the CPF account transactional history for the last 6 months (for PR / Singapore citizens only
- Photocopy of the latest NRIC
Property related documents
For New Homes:
- Copy of the Allotment Letter / Buyer Agreement
- Receipt/(s) of payment/(s) made to the developer
For Resale Homes:
- Title Deeds including the previous chain of the property documents
- Receipt/(s) of initial payment/(s) made to the seller
- Copy of the agreement to sell (if already executed)
For Construction:
- Title Deeds of the Plot
- Proof of no encumbrances on the property
- Copy of the plans, approved by the Local Authorities
- Construction estimate by an Architect / Civil engineer
Other documents
- Own Contribution Proof
- Photocopy of the valid resident Visa stamped on the Passport
- Passport size photograph of all the applicants / co-applicants to be affixed on the Application Form and signed across
- Past occupational history
- Cheque for processing fee favouring ‘HDFC Ltd.’ in Indian Rupees
The above list is indicative in nature and additional documents can be asked
for.
All documents to be self attested. If the documents are in a language other than
English then an English translation from a professional translator will be required.
The same is to be attested by the Embassy / Employer.
In case the applicants & co-applicants are not present in India at the time of
disbursement of the loan and the disbursement is availed by the POA holder, then the
applicants & co-applicants are required to visit the overseas HDFC Office for
KYC documents attestation by the HDFC representative. In case they are unable to
visit our overseas branch then they are required to submit a copy of their identity
and residence proof either notarized by the Notary Public (overseas) in the place of
residence of the NRI customer or attested by the Indian Embassy existing at the
place of residence of the NRI customer.
Charges and Fees
for Salaried individuals
The following is an indicative list of fees / other charges / outgoings that are payable depending on the nature of the loan availed (*):
Processing Fees & Other Charges
Processing Fees
Up to 1.25% of the loan amount or ₹3,000
whichever is higher, plus applicable taxes.
Minimum Retention Amount: 50% of applicable fees or ₹3,000 + applicable taxes
whichever is higher.
Fees On Account Of External Opinion
Fees on account of external opinion from advocates/technical valuers, as the case may be, is payable on an actual basis as applicable to a given case. Such fees is payable directly to the concerned advocate / technical valuer for the nature of assistance so rendered.
Property Insurance
The customer shall pay the premium amounts directly to the insurance provider, promptly and regularly so as to keep the policy / policies alive at all times during the pendency of the loan.
Charges On Account Of Delayed Payments
Delayed payment of interest or EMI shall render the customer liable to pay additional interest up to 24% per annum.
Incidental Charges
Incidental charges & expenses are levied to cover the costs, charges, expenses and other monies that may have been expended in connection with recovery of dues from a defaulting customer. A copy of the policy can be obtained by customers from the concerned branch on request.
Statutory / Regulatory Charges
All applicable charges on account of Stamp Duty / MOD / MOE / Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India (CERSAI) or such other statutory / regulatory bodies and applicable taxes shall be borne and paid (or refunded as the case may be) solely by the customer. You may visit the website of CERSAI for all such charges at www.cersai.org.in
Other Charges
Type | Charges |
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Check Dishonour Charges | ₹300** |
List Of Documents | Up to ₹500 |
Photo Copy Of Documents | Up to ₹500 |
PDC Swap | Up to ₹500 |
Disbursement Cheque Cancellation Charge Post Disbursement | Up to ₹500 |
Re-Appraisal Of Loan After 6 Months From Sanction | Up to ₹2,000 plus applicable taxes |
Reversal of Provisional Prepayment under HDFC Maxvantage Scheme | Rs. 250/- plus applicable taxes/statutory levies at the time of reversal |
Prepayment Charges
Housing Loans
A. Adjustable Rate Loans (ARHL) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Variable Rate of interest |
For loans sanctioned to individual borrowers with or without co-obligants, no prepayment charges shall be payable on account of part or full prepayments made through any sources* except when the loan is sanctioned for business purposes**. |
B. Fixed Rate Loans (“FRHL”) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Fixed Rate of interest |
For all loans sanctioned with or without co-obligants, the prepayment charge shall be levied at the rate of 2%, plus applicable taxes/statutory levies of the amounts being so prepaid on account of part or full prepayments except when part or full prepayment is being made through own sources*. |
Non Housing Loans and loans classified as business loans**
A. Adjustable Rate Loans (ARHL) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Variable Rate of interest |
For all loans sanctioned with or without co-obligants, the prepayment
charge shall be levied at a rate of 2% plus applicable taxes/statutory
levies of the amounts being so repaid on account of part or full
prepayment. |
B. Fixed Rate Loans (“FRHL”) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Fixed Rate of interest |
For all loans sanctioned with or without co-obligants, the prepayment charge shall be levied at a rate of 2% plus applicable taxes/statutory levies of the amounts being so repaid on account of part or full prepayments. |
OWN SOURCES: *the expression "own sources" for this purpose means any source other than borrowing from a Bank/HFC/NBFC or Financial Institution.
BUSINESS LOANS: **The following loans shall be classified as business loans:
- LRD loans
- Loans against property / Home Equity Loan for Business Purpose i.e. Working Capital, Debt Consolidation, Repayment of Business Loan, Expansion of business, Acquisition of Business asset or any similar end usage of funds.
- Non Residential properties
- Non Residential Equity Loan
- Top up loans for Business Purpose i.e. Working Capital, Debt Consolidation, Repayment of Business Loan, Expansion of business, Acquisition of Business asset or any similar end usage of funds.
The Borrower will be required to submit such documents that HDFC may deem fit & proper to ascertain the source of funds at the time of prepayment of the loan.
The prepayment charges are subject to change as per prevailing policies of HDFC and accordingly may vary from time to time which shall be notified on www.hdfc.com .
Conversion Fees
We offer our existing customer the option to reduce the applicable interest rates on the Home Loan (by changing the spread or switching between schemes) through our Conversion Facility. You can take advantage of this facility by paying a nominal fee and opt for either reducing your monthly instalment (EMI) or loan tenure. Terms and conditions apply. To avail of our Conversion Facility and to discuss the various available options either click here to allow us to call you back or log on to our Online Access for Existing Customers, to get your Home Loan account information 24x7. The following options of conversion are available to an existing customer of HDFC:
Name of the Product/Service | Name of Fee/Charge levied | When Payable | Frequency | Amount in Rupees |
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Switch to Lower Rate in Variable rate Loans (Housing / Extension / Renovation) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | Upto 0.50% of the Principal Outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) at the time of Conversion or a cap ₹50000 plus taxes whichever is lower. |
Switching to Variable Rate Loan from Fixed Rate Loan (Housing / Extension / Renovation) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | Once | Upto 0.50% of the Principal Outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) at the time of Conversion or a cap ₹50000 plus taxes whichever is lower. |
Switch from Combination Rate Home Loan fixed rate to Variable rate |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | Once | 1.75% of the Principal Outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes at the time of Conversion. |
Switch to Lower Rate (Non–Housing Loans) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | Half of the spread difference on the principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes, with a minimum fee of 0.5% and Max. 1.50%. |
Switch to Lower Rate (Plot Loans) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | 0.5% of principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes at the time of Conversion. |
Switch to a RPLR-NH Benchmark Rate (Non–Housing Loans) and corresponding spread |
Conversion Fees | On conversion where the resultant rate of interest remains the same | On change of bench- mark rate and/or change of Spread Change | NIL |
Switch to a RPLR-NH Benchmark Rate (Non–Housing Loans) and corresponding spread |
Conversion Fees | On conversion where the resultant rate of interest is lowered | On change of benchmark rate and/ or change of Spread Change | Half of the spread difference on the principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes, with a minimum fee of 0.5% and Max. 1.50% |
Switch to Lower Rate (Loans under HDFC Reach)- Variable Rate |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | Upto 1.50% of the principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) + applicable taxes/statutory levies at the time of conversion. |
Switch to HDFC Maxvantage Scheme |
Processing Fee | At the time of Conversion | Once | 0.25% of the outstanding loan amount + applicable taxes/statutory levies at the time of conversion |
(*) the contents of the above are subject to change from time to time and the
levy of the same shall be at such rates as may be applicable as on the date of such
charge.
**Conditions apply.
Repayment Options
for Salaried Individuals
Tranche Based EMI
If you purchase an under construction property you are generally required to service only the interest on the loan amount drawn till the final disbursement of the loan and pay EMIs thereafter. In case you wish to start principal repayment immediately you may opt to tranche the loan and start paying EMIs on the cumulative amounts disbursed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is an NRI?
A person resident outside India who is a citizen of India or a person outside
India who is of Indian origin is an NRI.
The definition of a person resident outside India is defined under section 2(w) of
Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 is as under:
Person resident outside India means, a person who is not resident in India.
A person shall be deemed to be a person not resident in India in the following
cases:
When the person stays in India for less than or up to 182 days during the
preceding financial year
When a person who has gone out of India or who stays outside India, in either
case
For or on taking up employment outside India, or
For carrying on outside India a business or vocation outside India, or
For any other purpose, in such circumstances as would indicate his intention to
stay outside India for an uncertain period
When can I make a home loan application?
You can apply for housing loans at any time once you have decided to purchase or construct a property, even if you have not selected the property or the construction has not commenced. You can even apply for a home loan whilst you are working abroad, to plan for your return to India in future.
How is my loan reassessed if there is a change in status from non-resident indian to resident indian?
In the event of you relocating back to India, HDFC reassesses the repayment capacity of the applicant(s) based on Resident status and a revised repayment schedule is worked out. The new rate of interest will be as per the prevailing applicable rate of Resident Indian loans (for that specific loan product). This revised rate of interest would be applicable on the outstanding balance being converted. A letter is given to the customer confirming the change of status.
What documents would be required to prove my PIO eligibility?
A photocopy of the PIO card or
A photocopy of current passport indicating birthplace as 'India'
A photocopy of Indian passport, if held by the individual earlier
A photocopy of parent’s / grandparent’s Indian passport / birth certificate/
marriage certificate.
Do i need to be physically present to avail a loan?
You need not be present in India to avail of your Home Loan. In case you are posted aboard at the time of submission of the loan application and disbursement of the loan, you can avail the loan by appointing a Power of Attorney as per HDFC's format. Your Power of Attorney holder can apply and carry out the formalities on your behalf.
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Terms & Conditions
Security
Security of the loan would generally be security interest on the property being financed and / or any other collateral / interim security as may be required by HDFC.
Other Conditions
All the information contained herein above is for awareness and customer convenience and is intended to only act as an indicative guide about HDFC’s products and services. For detailed information about HDFC’s products and services kindly visit the nearest HDFC branch.
Click here for the Most Important Terms and Conditions pertaining to your loan.
Key Benefits & Features
Your work might have taken you abroad but the yearning for the homeland remains unabated. With HDFC Home Loans turning your dream home in India, into a reality, is convenient and easy.
- Loans to NRIs, PIOs and OCIs* for the purchase of a flat, row house, bungalow from private developers in approved projects in India
- Loans for the purchase of properties from Development Authorities such as DDA, MHADA etc.
- Loans for construction on a freehold / lease hold plot or on a plot allotted by a Development Authority in India
- Loans for properties in an existing Co-operative Housing Society or Apartment Owners' Association or Development Authority settlements or privately built-up homes in India
- No hidden charges
- Innovative Home Loan schemes
- Avail of Home Loan Advisory Services in the country where you currently reside
- Property Search Advisory Services - expert legal and technical counselling to help you make the right home buying decision
- Valuable insights on developer projects, location, documentation and offerings
- Loan for purchase of property located anywhere in India**
*NRI – Non Resident Indian, PIO – Person of Indian Origin and OCI – Overseas
Citizen of India
**Where HDFC has an office
Interest Rates
For Self Employed Professionals
SPECIAL HOME LOAN RATES
Adjustable Rate Home Loans
Loan Slab | Home Loan Interest Rates (% p.a.) |
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For All Loans | 8.50 - 9.00 |
STANDARD HOME LOAN RATES
Adjustable Rate Home Loans
Retail Prime Lending Rate: 18.55%
Loan Slab | Home Loan Interest Rates (% p.a.) |
---|---|
For All Loans* | 8.70 - 9.60 |
*The above Home Loan interest rates/ EMI are applicable for loans under the Adjustable Rate Home Loan Scheme of Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (HDFC) and are subject to change at the time of disbursement. The Home Loan interest rates above are linked to HDFC's Bench Mark Rate ("RPLR") and are variable through out the tenor of the loan. All loans are at the sole discretion of HDFC Ltd. For further details regarding the loan slabs and interest rates above Click Here
Home Loan Details
You can apply individually or jointly for Home Loans. All proposed owners of the property will have to be co-applicants.
Classification of Self Employed Customers
- Doctor
- Lawyer
- Chartered Accountant
- Architect
- Consultant
- Engineer
- Company Secretary, etc.
- Trader
- Commission Agent
- Contractor etc.
What's the maximum funding and the loan payment term?
Loan Amount | Maximum Funding* |
---|---|
Up to and including ₹30 lacs | 90% of the property cost |
₹30.01 lacs to ₹75 lacs | 80% of the property cost |
Above ₹75 lacs | 75% of the property cost |
*Subject to market value of the property and repayment capacity of the customer, as assessed by HDFC.
You can avail a maximum term of up to 20 years.***
***For certain professionals only.
The tenure of the loan is also dependent on the customer’s profile, age of customer at maturity of loan, age of property at loan maturity, depending upon the specific repayment scheme as may be opted and any other terms which may be applicable based on prevalent norms of HDFC.
Documents and Charges
Home Loan Documents
for Self Employed Individuals
Following are the documents you would need to submit for all applicants / co-applicants along with the completed and signed Application Form for loan approval:
Proof of both Identity and Residence (KYC)
LIST OF DOCUMENTS
A | Sr.No. | Mandatory Documents |
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1 | Passport, the validity of which has not expired. | |
2 | PAN Card or Form 60 ( If the customer does not have a PAN card ) |
B | Sr.No. | Description of Officially Valid Documents (OVD) that can be accepted for establishing the legal name & current address of Individuals*[Any one of the following documents can be submitted] | Identity | Address |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Passport, the validity of which has not expired. | Y | Y | |
2 | Driving license which has not expired. | Y | Y | |
3 | Election /Voters identification card | Y | Y | |
4 | Job card issued by NREGA duly signed by the officer of the State Government | Y | Y | |
5 | Letter issued by the National Population Register containing details of name, address. | Y | Y | |
6 | Proof of possession of Aadhaar Number (to be obtained voluntarily) | Y | Y | |
7 | Documents issued by the Government Departments of Foreign Jurisdiction (Like Work/Resident Permit, Social Security Card, Green Card etc.) | Y | Y | |
8 | Letter issued by the Foreign Embassy or Mission in India | Y | Y |
A document mentioned above shall be deemed to be an OVD even if there is a change in the name subsequent to issuance provided it is supported by a marriage certificate issued by State Government or Gazette notification, indicating such a change of name.
In case the prospective customer is a Non-Resident Indian (NRI)/Person of Indian Origin (PIO)/Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), the KYC documents are to be self attested and submitted at the time of application. Though the KYC documents of the Power of Attorney holder can be verified with the originals, it becomes difficult to verify the documents submitted by the prospective NRI/PIO/OCI Customer with the respective originals where he / she is not personally present at the time of application / disbursement process. In such a case, it is suggested that any one of the following documents be obtained -
1 | Proof of identity and address duly notarized by the Notary Public (overseas) having authority in the place of residence of the prospective NRI customer. |
2 | Proof of identity and address duly attested by the Indian Embassy existing at the place of residence of the prospective NRI customer. |
* If the Documents being submitted are in a language other than english, a translation in english by an authorised translator is mandatory.
Proof of Income
- Last 3 years’ Income Tax Assessment of the individual
- Bank statements for last 6 months of the overseas salary / savings account as well as NRE / NRO account
- Latest credit bureau report (available on www.creditbureau.com.sg)
Proof of Income For Directors in a Pte. Ltd company
- Company's Annual Reports or Profit & Loss A/c Statements and Balance Sheets for last 3 years
- Company's Income Tax Assessment for last 3 years
- Current account bank statements for last 6 months
- Salary Certificates or last 3 months' Salary Slips if available
Proof of Income For Sole proprietors
- Profit & Loss A/c Statements and Balance Sheets for last 3 years of the business concern
- Current account bank statements for last 6 months
Proof of Income For partners in a Partnership Firm
- Copy of Partnership Deed
- Firm's Annual Reports or Profit & Loss A/c Statements and Balance Sheets for last 3 years
- Firm's Income Tax Assessment for last 3 years
- Current account bank statements for last 6 months
- Salary Certificates or last 3 months' Salary Slips if available
Property related documents
For New Homes:
- Copy of the Allotment Letter / Buyer Agreement
- Receipt/(s) of payment/(s) made to the developer
For Resale Homes:
- Title Deeds including the previous chain of the property documents
- Receipt/(s) of initial payment/(s) made to the seller
- Copy of the agreement to sell (if already executed)
For Construction:
- Title Deeds of the Plot
- Proof of no encumbrances on the property
- Copy of the plans, approved by the Local Authorities
- Construction estimate by an Architect / Civil engineer
Other documents
- Own Contribution Proof
- Business profile & company's registration with ACRA
- Photocopy of valid resident Visa stamped on the Passport
- Passport size photograph of all the applicants / co-applicants to be affixed on the Application Form and signed across
- Cheque for processing fee favouring ‘HDFC Ltd.’ in Indian Rupees
- Details of the ongoing loans of the business entity and the individual along with photocopy of the sanction letter
The above list is indicative in nature and additional documents can be asked
for.
All documents to be self attested. If the documents are in a language other than
English then an English translation from a professional translator will be required.
The same is to be attested by the Embassy / Employer.
In case the applicants & co-applicants are not present in India at the time of
disbursement of the loan and the disbursement is availed by the POA holder, then the
applicants & co-applicants are required to visit the overseas HDFC Office for
KYC documents attestation by the HDFC representative. In case they are unable to
visit our overseas branch then they are required to submit a copy of their identity
and residence proof either notarized by the Notary Public (overseas) in the place of
residence of the NRI customer or attested by the Indian Embassy existing at the
place of residence of the NRI customer.
Charges and Fees
for Self Employed individuals
The following is an indicative list of fees / other charges / outgoings that are payable depending on the nature of the loan availed (*):
Processing Fees & Other Charges
Processing Fees
For Self-Employed Professionals:
Up to 1.25% of the loan amount or ₹3,000 whichever is higher, plus applicable
taxes.
Minimum Retention Amount: 50% of applicable fees or ₹3,000 + applicable taxes
whichever is higher.
For Self-Employed Non-Professionals:
Up to 1.25% of the loan amount or ₹3,000 whichever is higher, plus applicable
taxes.
Minimum Retention Amount: 50% of applicable fees or ₹3,000 + applicable taxes
whichever is higher.
Fees On Account Of External Opinion
Fees on account of external opinion from advocates / technical valuers, as the case may be, is payable on an actual basis as applicable to a given case. Such fees is payable directly to the concerned advocate / technical valuer for the nature of assistance so rendered.
Property Insurance
The customer shall pay the premium amounts directly to the insurance provider, promptly and regularly so as to keep the policy / policies alive at all times during the pendency of the loan.
Charges On Account Of Delayed Payments
Delayed payment of interest or EMI shall render the customer liable to pay additional interest up to 24% per annum.
Incidental Charges
Incidental charges & expenses are levied to cover the costs, charges, expenses and other monies that may have been expended in connection with recovery of dues from a defaulting customer. A copy of the policy can be obtained by customers from the concerned branch on request.
Statutory / Regulatory Charges
All applicable charges on account of Stamp Duty / MOD / MOE / Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India (CERSAI) or such other statutory / regulatory bodies and applicable taxes shall be borne and paid (or refunded as the case may be) solely by the customer. You may visit the website of CERSAI for all such charges at www.cersai.org.in
Other Charges
Type | Charges |
---|---|
Check Dishonour Charges | ₹300** |
List Of Documents | Up to ₹500 |
Photo Copy Of Documents | Up to ₹500 |
PDC Swap | Up to ₹500 |
Disbursement Cheque Cancellation Charge Post Disbursement | Up to ₹500 |
Re-Appraisal Of Loan After 6 Months From Sanction | Up to ₹2,000 plus applicable taxes |
Reversal of Provisional Prepayment under HDFC Maxvantage Scheme | Rs. 250/- plus applicable taxes/statutory levies at the time of reversal |
Prepayment Charges
Housing Loans
A. Adjustable Rate Loans (ARHL) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Variable Rate of interest |
For loans sanctioned to individual borrowers with or without co-obligants, no prepayment charges shall be payable on account of part or full prepayments made through any sources* except when the loan is sanctioned for business purposes**. |
B. Fixed Rate Loans (“FRHL”) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Fixed Rate of interest |
For all loans sanctioned with or without co-obligants, the prepayment charge shall be levied at the rate of 2%, plus applicable taxes/statutory levies of the amounts being so prepaid on account of part or full prepayments except when part or full prepayment is being made through own sources*. |
Non Housing Loans and loans classified as business loans**
A. Adjustable Rate Loans (ARHL) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Variable Rate of interest |
For all loans sanctioned with or without co-obligants, the prepayment
charge shall be levied at a rate of 2% plus applicable taxes/statutory
levies of the amounts being so repaid on account of part or full
prepayment. |
B. Fixed Rate Loans (“FRHL”) and Combination Rate Home Loan (“CRHL”) during the period of applicability of the Fixed Rate of interest |
For all loans sanctioned with or without co-obligants, the prepayment charge shall be levied at a rate of 2% plus applicable taxes/statutory levies of the amounts being so repaid on account of part or full prepayments. |
OWN SOURCES: *the expression "own sources" for this purpose means any source other than borrowing from a Bank/HFC/NBFC or Financial Institution.
BUSINESS LOANS: **The following loans shall be classified as business loans:
- LRD loans
- Loans against property / Home Equity Loan for Business Purpose i.e. Working Capital, Debt Consolidation, Repayment of Business Loan, Expansion of business, Acquisition of Business asset or any similar end usage of funds.
- Non Residential properties
- Non Residential Equity Loan
- Top up loans for Business Purpose i.e. Working Capital, Debt Consolidation, Repayment of Business Loan, Expansion of business, Acquisition of Business asset or any similar end usage of funds.
The Borrower will be required to submit such documents that HDFC may deem fit & proper to ascertain the source of funds at the time of prepayment of the loan.
The prepayment charges are subject to change as per prevailing policies of HDFC and accordingly may vary from time to time which shall be notified on www.hdfc.com .
Conversion Fees
We offer our existing customer the option to reduce the applicable interest rates on the Home Loan (by changing the spread or switching between schemes) through our Conversion Facility. You can take advantage of this facility by paying a nominal fee and opt for either reducing your monthly instalment (EMI) or loan tenure. Terms and conditions apply. To avail of our Conversion Facility and to discuss the various available options either click here to allow us to call you back or log on to our Online Access for Existing Customers, to get your Home Loan account information 24x7. The following options of conversion are available to an existing customer of HDFC:
Name of the Product/Service | Name of Fee/Charge levied | When Payable | Frequency | Amount in Rupees |
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Switch to Lower Rate in Variable rate Loans (Housing / Extension / Renovation) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | Upto 0.50% of the Principal Outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) at the time of Conversion or a cap ₹50000 plus taxes whichever is lower. |
Switching to Variable Rate Loan from Fixed Rate Loan (Housing / Extension / Renovation) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | Once | Upto 0.50% of the Principal Outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) at the time of Conversion or a cap ₹50000 plus taxes whichever is lower. |
Switch from Combination Rate Home Loan fixed rate to Variable rate |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | Once | 1.75% of the Principal Outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes at the time of Conversion. |
Switch to Lower Rate (Non–Housing Loans) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | Half of the spread difference on the principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes, with a minimum fee of 0.5% and Max. 1.50%. |
Switch to Lower Rate (Plot Loans) |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | 0.5% of principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes at the time of Conversion. |
Switch to a RPLR-NH Benchmark Rate (Non–Housing Loans) and corresponding spread |
Conversion Fees | On conversion where the resultant rate of interest remains the same | On change of bench- mark rate and/or change of Spread Change | NIL |
Switch to a RPLR-NH Benchmark Rate (Non–Housing Loans) and corresponding spread |
Conversion Fees | On conversion where the resultant rate of interest is lowered | On change of benchmark rate and/ or change of Spread Change | Half of the spread difference on the principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) plus taxes, with a minimum fee of 0.5% and Max. 1.50% |
Switch to Lower Rate (Loans under HDFC Reach)- Variable Rate |
Conversion Fees | On Conversion | On every Spread change | Upto 1.50% of the principal outstanding and undisbursed amount (if any) + applicable taxes/statutory levies at the time of conversion. |
Switch to HDFC Maxvantage Scheme |
Processing Fee | At the time of Conversion | Once | 0.25% of the outstanding loan amount + applicable taxes/statutory levies at the time of conversion |
(*) the contents of the above are subject to change from time to time and the
levy of the same shall be at such rates as may be applicable as on the date of such
charge.
**Conditions apply.
Repayment Options
for Self Employed Individuals
Tranche Based EMI
If you purchase an under construction property you are generally required to service only the interest on the loan amount drawn till the final disbursement of the loan and pay EMIs thereafter. In case you wish to start principal repayment immediately you may opt to tranche the loan and start paying EMIs on the cumulative amounts disbursed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is an NRI?
A person resident outside India who is a citizen of India or a person outside
India who is of Indian origin is an NRI.
The definition of a person resident outside India is defined under section 2(w) of
Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 is as under:
Person resident outside India means, a person who is not resident in India.
A person shall be deemed to be a person not resident in India in the following
cases:
When the person stays in India for less than or up to 182 days during the
preceding financial year
When a person who has gone out of India or who stays outside India, in either
case
For or on taking up employment outside India, or
For carrying on outside India a business or vocation outside India, or
For any other purpose, in such circumstances as would indicate his intention to
stay outside India for an uncertain period
When can I make a home loan application?
You can apply for housing loans at any time once you have decided to purchase or construct a property, even if you have not selected the property or the construction has not commenced. You can even apply for a home loan whilst you are working abroad, to plan for your return to India in future.
How is my loan reassessed if there is a change in status from non-resident indian to resident indian?
In the event of you relocating back to India, HDFC reassesses the repayment capacity of the applicant(s) based on Resident status and a revised repayment schedule is worked out. The new rate of interest will be as per the prevailing applicable rate of Resident Indian loans (for that specific loan product). This revised rate of interest would be applicable on the outstanding balance being converted. A letter is given to the customer confirming the change of status.
What documents would be required to prove my PIO eligibility?
A photocopy of the PIO card or
A photocopy of current passport indicating birthplace as 'India'
A photocopy of Indian passport, if held by the individual earlier
A photocopy of parent’s / grandparent’s Indian passport / birth certificate/
marriage certificate.
Do i need to be physically present to avail a loan?
You need not be present in India to avail of your Home Loan. In case you are posted aboard at the time of submission of the loan application and disbursement of the loan, you can avail the loan by appointing a Power of Attorney as per HDFC's format. Your Power of Attorney holder can apply and carry out the formalities on your behalf.
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Terms & Conditions
Security
Security of the loan would generally be security interest on the property being financed and / or any other collateral / interim security as may be required by HDFC.
Other Conditions
All the information contained herein above is for awareness and customer convenience and is intended to only act as an indicative guide about HDFC’s products and services. For detailed information about HDFC’s products and services kindly visit the nearest HDFC branch.
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