Calculate Home Loan EMI, Affordability & Maximum Borrowing
Calculate Your Monthly EMI Payment
20%
📊 Enter your details and click "Calculate EMI" to see results
Find Maximum Mortgage You Can Get
💰 Enter your details and click "Find Max Mortgage" to see results
📋 UAE Mortgage Requirements
Salary Requirements: Typically minimum AED 5,000 monthly salary for mortgage eligibility
Down Payment: Usually 10-30% of property price (varies by bank)
Loan Duration: 5-30 years (25 years is most common)
Debt-to-Income Ratio: Banks approve if EMI ≤ 30-35% of monthly salary
Interest Rates (2026): Typically range from 2.5% - 4.5% depending on market conditions
🏦 Major Banks in Dubai & UAE
Emirates NBD
Competitive rates, flexible terms
FAB (First Abu Dhabi Bank)
Exclusive mortgages, expat-friendly
ADCB (Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank)
Residential & investment properties
DIB (Dubai Islamic Bank)
Islamic mortgages, Sharia compliant
RAK Bank
Competitive rates, expat mortgages
ADIB (Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank)
Islamic financing options available
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What's a good down payment percentage in Dubai?
20% is standard and most common. Some banks accept 10-15% for lower down payments, while others require 25-30% for better rates. Higher down payments typically result in lower interest rates.
❓ Can expats get mortgages in Dubai?
Yes, most banks lend to expats. Requirements typically include: valid employment contract, 2+ years residence in UAE, stable income, and a down payment of 10-30%. Non-residents may require 30-50% down payment.
❓ What's the minimum salary for mortgage approval?
Most banks require a minimum monthly salary of AED 5,000. However, the actual loan amount depends on your debt-to-income ratio and credit history.
❓ What documents do I need for a mortgage application?
Typically: Passport/ID, employment contract, last 3-6 months salary statements, bank statements, property documentation, and proof of down payment funds.
❓ How long does mortgage approval take?
Typically 2-4 weeks for complete processing, depending on document completeness and bank workload. Some banks offer expedited processing.
❓ Is Islamic mortgage available in Dubai?
Yes, banks like DIB and ADIB offer Sharia-compliant Islamic mortgages. These follow Islamic financing principles instead of interest-based loans.
❓ Can I pay off my mortgage early without penalty?
Most banks allow early repayment with minimal or no penalty. Check your loan agreement for specific terms. Early repayment saves significant interest.
❓ What affects my interest rate in Dubai?
Key factors: down payment percentage, credit score, employment stability, loan-to-value ratio, market conditions, and your negotiating power.
Related UAE Calculators
Explore connected tools for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and UAE-wide planning. These pages link together so you can move from Mortgage Calculator Dubai to the next decision without searching.
The Mortgage Calculator Dubai is an educational estimate tool. It applies published fee schedules, typical market ranges, or commonly used formulas so you can plan before you spend. Results are not an official quotation from any UAE government authority, bank, utility, or taxi operator.
What you should verify
Confirm current rates on the relevant official website (RTA, DEWA, ADDC/TAQA, SEWA, GDRFA, MoHRE, or local municipality).
Check whether peak-hour, airport, VAT, fuel surcharge, or seasonal adjustments apply to your case.
Treat currency conversions and gold prices as snapshots — markets move during the day.
For employment, visa, and end-of-service figures, compare the estimate with your contract and HR policy.
Who this page helps
Residents, new arrivals, visitors, and freelancers across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the wider UAE use these calculators to budget transport, utilities, housing, and work-related costs. Pair this page with the related tools below for a fuller UAE cost picture.
Sources and updates
We review public rate tables periodically and note major policy changes when we find them. Because authorities can revise fees without notice, always double-check before making a financial or travel decision. Last editorial review: August 2026.