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Your details

AED 1,500,000
20% · AED 300,000
25 years
3.99%

Estimated monthly repayment

AED 6,327

Loan amountAED 1,200,000
Total interest (25 yrs)AED 698,225
Est. upfront costs (~6%)AED 90,000

Illustrative only — not an offer of finance. Actual rates depend on your profile and lender.

Standard UAE amortisation: monthly payment = loan × monthly rate ÷ (1 − (1 + monthly rate)⁻ⁿ). Adjust any figure and every result updates instantly.

Your purchase

AED 1,800,000

Residency status

Property status

This will be your

Maximum loan-to-value

80%

Maximum financingAED 1,440,000
Minimum down payment (20%)AED 360,000

Based on UAE Central Bank lending caps. Off-plan purchases are capped at 50% LTV for every buyer; the down payment must come from your own funds, not a borrowed source. Indicative only.

UAE Central Bank caps loan-to-value by residency, property status and whether it's your first mortgaged property — off-plan is capped at 50% for every buyer, regardless of price.

Your finances

AED 30,000
AED 2,000
25 years
3.99%

Estimated borrowing power

AED 2,465,461

Repayment capacity (50% DBR)AED 13,000/mo
Indicative property budget (80% LTV)AED 3,081,826

Based on the UAE Central Bank 50% debt burden cap and typical 80% LTV. Indicative only — lenders apply their own criteria.

Uses the UAE Central Bank's 50% Debt Burden Ratio cap — the maximum share of gross income that can go toward all debt repayments, mortgage included.

Your profile

AED 35,000
AED 2,000
AED 1,800,000
AED 360,000

Residency

Property

Likely to prequalify

Estimated max loan

AED 1,440,000

Income-based capacity (DBR)AED 2,939,588
Property-based capacity (80% LTV)AED 1,440,000
Est. monthly paymentAED 7,593

Indicative pre-qualification only, not a credit decision or offer of finance. Final approval always depends on the lender’s full underwriting and credit check.

Cross-checks your income-based borrowing capacity against the property's loan-to-value cap, and flags whether your target purchase and down payment are within reach today.

Fees & stamp duty guide

The upfront costs, itemised.

The UAE has no stamp duty in the UK sense — these are the transfer and registration costs to budget for (typically ~6–7% of the property value in total).

Upfront property purchase costs in Dubai
Cost itemTypical amount
Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fee4% of property value + AED 580 admin
Mortgage registration (DLD)0.25% of loan amount + AED 290
Bank arrangement feeTypically 0.5% – 1% of loan
Property valuationAED 2,500 – 3,500
Broker / agency fee (resale)Typically 2% + VAT
Trustee office feeAED 2,100 – 4,200

Indicative, for guidance only. Exact fees depend on the emirate, lender and transaction type.

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