ICICI Home Loan
8.75% – 10.4% p.a. · Up to 85% LTV · Processing fee 0.5% + GST
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ICICI Bank home loan: rate, LTV and eligibility
ICICI Bank ICICI Home Loan lends 8.75%–10.4% p.a. up to ₹10 Cr at a maximum 85% loan-to-value, over 5–30 years. You need a CIBIL score of 700+ and net monthly income from ₹3.6 lakh; total EMIs are capped near 50% of that income. Two limits apply at once — the 85% LTV cap on the property and the FOIR cap on your income — and your sanction is whichever comes out lower.
ICICI Bank home loan FAQs
What is the ICICI Bank home loan interest rate?
8.75% to 10.4% p.a. Home loan rates in India are typically floating and repo-linked, so the EMI resets when the RBI changes the repo rate. Your position in that band depends on CIBIL score, income profile and loan-to-value.
How much down payment does ICICI Bank require?
At a maximum 85% loan-to-value, you fund at least 15% of the property value yourself, plus stamp duty and registration — which are not counted in the property value for LTV purposes.
What is the maximum ICICI Bank home loan amount and tenure?
Up to ₹10 Cr over 5–30 years. In practice your sanction is the lower of the LTV cap and your FOIR cap of roughly 50% of net monthly income.
What CIBIL score and income does ICICI Bank require for a home loan?
A CIBIL score of 700+ and net monthly income from ₹3.6 lakh. Home loans are secured, so lenders are somewhat more flexible on score than on personal loans — but the rate offered widens sharply below 750.
What tax benefits apply to this home loan?
Under the old tax regime, up to ₹2 lakh of annual interest is deductible under Section 24(b) and up to ₹1.5 lakh of principal repayment under Section 80C. The new regime removes both for a self-occupied property, so the benefit depends on the regime you elect.
Are there foreclosure charges on a ICICI Bank home loan?
On floating-rate home loans to individual borrowers, the RBI prohibits foreclosure and prepayment penalties. Fixed-rate loans may still carry a charge — check the lender’s Most Important Terms and Conditions before signing.
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