Want to own a house in Turkey to relieve your homesickness? Consider applying for Kuveyt Türk's Homeland Property Financing for Expats (Gurbetten Sılaya Gayrimenkul Finansmanı)
What Is Homeland Property Financing for Expats?
Homeland Property Financing for Expats is a financial support special to Turkish citizens living abroad and earning wages in foreign exchange. Citizens of foreign countries included in the reciprocity list can also benefit from this financing.
How Can I Apply for Homeland Property Financing for Expats?
If you live abroad as a resident, you can only apply for financing in TRY. Foreign citizens on the reciprocity list can apply for financing in both TRY and foreign currency.
Homeland Property Financing for Expats Features
The features of Homeland Property Financing for Expats with advantageous repayment options are as follows:
- Homeland Property Financing for Expats is a type of housing finance with special conditions. People who live abroad as residents can only apply for financing in TRY. Foreign citizens on the reciprocity list can apply for financing in both TRY and foreign currency.
- The amount of financing you can use may vary depending on the appraisal value, usage status (new/second-hand), and energy class of the house.
- If the borrower has at least one house owned by themself, their spouse, if any, or children under the age of 18, the amount of financing they can use is reduced by 75%.
- Financing is available up to 50% of the appraisal value.
Homeland Property Financing for Expats Calculator
You can use this calculator to get an idea of how much repayment will be made according to the term.
- The amount of the financing varies according to the appraisal value of the house, whether it is new or second-hand, and the energy class of the house, provided that the person using the financing has at least one house owned by them, their spouse, or their children under the age of 18.
- Expenses paid to public institutions/organizations and third parties as part of appraisal and mortgage establishment services belong to the customer.
- The minimum appraisal fee is calculated as TRY 7.895. The appraisal fee varies depending on the location of the real estate. In appraisal and mortgage establishment transactions, a fee equal to the cost is charged.
- Payment schedule, BITT is calculated as 0% for mortgages. In the case of a house in the person's name, BITT 15% is added.
- Online applications are only valid for financing requests with a monthly profit rate up to TRY 3,000,000. For financing applications of TRY 3,000,000 and above, please contact our branches.
- In case of using Credit Life Insurance, BES and credit card products from our bank, 8 points of discount will be applicable.
How Can I Apply for Homeland Property Financing for Expats?
You can visit the nearest Kuveyt Türk Branch to apply for Homeland Property Financing for Expats. Start the process now and enjoy an advantageous financing option!
Frequently Asked Questions About Homeland Property Financing for Expats
For which houses can you apply for Homeland Property Financing for Expats?
You can apply for financing for houses that are registered as dwellings in the title deed, have not been modified contrary to the original construction project, have a settlement permit, and do not have a demolition decision pending for the building in which they are located.
Is the house mortgaged when I use Homeland Property Financing for Expats?
The house subject to the contract is mortgaged until the repayment is completed. The mortgage can be removed when the financing debt is settled.
How many days does it take to complete the real estate financing process?
The financing process can be completed within 3-10 days.
How is the appraisal value of a house determined?
In the calculation of the appraisal value, criteria such as the age, location, square meter, and energy class of the house being evaluated are taken into account.
How is the down payment for Homeland Property Financing for Expats determined?
The down payment rate is determined according to the usage status, appraisal value, and energy class of the house.