| Minimum Salary | Salary Transfer | Islamic Finance | Maximum Term | Flat Rate | Reducing Rate | |
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Dubai Islamic Bank - Al Islami Home Finance Under-Construction Non-Freehold (Self Construction)
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Minimum Salary: AED 10,000 | Salary Transfer: No | Early Settlement Fees: Yes | Maximum Term: 25 Years | Flat Rate: - | Reducing Rate: 4.24 |
Get fixed-rate finance for residential property in the UAE through DIB!
At Dubai Islamic Bank, we understand that one of the greatest joys is to own or build your dream home. Al Islami Home Finance offers you a range of options to suit your specific needs. We offer financing for residential and commercial properties. We also offer refinancing options for customers who may already own a property or are availing of a mortgage with another institution.
Our unique Advance Eligibility Process service is designed especially if you have not yet selected your property and are unaware of your financial eligibility. It gives you the advantage of starting your search for a property with a confirmed and approved finance facility in hand.
Features
- Low profit rate
- High maximum finance amount of up to AED 50 million
- Available for under-construction properties in freehold areas
- Minimum salary requirement for UAE nationals is AED 10,000 (AED 12,000 for expats)
- Minimum down payment requirement UAE nationals is 20% (25% for expats)
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