Dubai Mortgage Calculator

Calculate your Dubai mortgage payment, eligibility, and total interest. UAE bank rates from 3.99% (Feb 2026), up to 80% LTV for residents, 60% for non-residents. Free, instant.

Quick Answer

How much can I borrow for a Dubai property?

UAE residents can borrow up to 80% of the property value (75% above AED 5M). Non-residents are capped at 50–60%. Banks require your monthly debt-to-income ratio to stay under 50%. As of February 2026, fixed mortgage rates start at 3.99% for a 3-year fix; variable rates start at 4.49%. Tenure can stretch to 25 years or age 65, whichever comes first.

3.99%
Lowest rate Feb 2026
80%
Resident LTV cap
50–60%
Non-resident LTV cap
25 years
Max tenure
50%
DTI cap

UAE Mortgage Calculator

Defaults: AED 1.5M property, 25% down (resident), 4.49% rate, 25-year tenure. Adjust any field.

Loan amount
AED 1.13M
75% LTV
Monthly EMI
AED 6.2K
Over 25 years
Total interest
AED 749.0K
Over full tenure
Total payment
AED 1.87M
Principal + interest
Max loan @50% DTI
AED 3.15M
Income AED 35.0K/mo
Down payment
AED 375.0K
25% of price
Stamp + DLD fees
AED 64.0K
4% DLD + admin
Estimated agent
AED 30.0K
2% commission

Indicative only. Actual UAE bank rates vary by employer, salary transfer, residency status, and credit score. Pre-approval typically takes 5–10 business days. Contact AqarSouq Concierge for a tailored quote.

Inputs the calculator needs

Property price (AED), down payment %, mortgage rate (default 4.49%), tenure (5–25 years), and residency status (resident/non-resident). The tool returns monthly EMI, total interest paid, amortisation schedule, and pre-approval estimate based on your income (optional input).

How banks decide your eligibility

Banks underwrite to three rules: (1) LTV cap by residency, (2) DTI ≤ 50% of monthly income, (3) employment stability (typically 6+ months with current employer for residents, 2+ years for non-residents). Income from rental on other Dubai properties counts at 70%; offshore income counts at 80% subject to documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

As of Feb 2026: Emirates NBD (3.99% 3Y fix), Mashreq (4.19% 5Y fix), ADCB (4.29% variable), HSBC (4.49% 3Y fix for premier clients), FAB (4.39% 5Y fix), Dubai Islamic Bank (4.45% Murabaha equivalent for Sharia-compliant). Rates change weekly — request a fresh quote 7 days before signing.

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