Mortgage

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Mortgages are now available in Turkey to  foreign citizens  and Turkish lenders . Our recommended sources are from Deniz Bank , Garanti Bank and Fortis Bank Turkey.

How to apply for a Mortgage :

1. The bank requires the property details for the new house . The branch staff will inform about all terms and conditions and benefits of the loan and answer any of your questions.

2. You will need to complete the application form and provide copies of documentation required .

3. The bank will send an appraiser  to your house and appraise the property.

4. Approximately 5 working days later the branch will inform you about the offering loan they can offer.

5. You will be given a pre term sheet that you can use as the Banks written promise to you.

6. After presenting the pre term  qualifying  Mortgage sheet to you , you will be asked to sign the pre term sheet and pay the commitment fee .

7. The agreement information , Mortgage agreement and payment plan will all be signed as a beneficiary to the loan you will get life insurance house insurance and DASK insurance for the property to be purchased.

8. After collection of all the documents mentioned above the bank will give its final approval and will make an appointment to pay out the loan and put the Mortgage on the title deed at the Tapu office.

Features of the Loan

  • Loan to value     Maximum 70% of the appıaisal value ( Not equal to sales  value)
  • Debt to income    Maximum net salary to spend to total loans installments 50%
  • Valuation of income        Only salary income transferred to a bank account , average
  • Profit of the last 2 year, pension income
  • Maximum amount :        No maximum amount
  • Minimum amount :    30,000 Euro
  • Nationalities :       All countries that have a reciprocal agreement with Turkey
  • Maturity :    5,10 and 15 years
  • Loan in T.L :   Yes
  • Loan in Euros:     Yes
  • Loan in  GBP  :   Yes
  • Loan in Dollars:     Yes
  • Interest types   :  Fixed
  • Early repayment :    Possible ( 2% penalty fee)
  • Property Valuation :  one by chosen Bank
  • Age of Application  :   25 – 70 years
  • Maximum age at end of maturity  :   70 years
  • DASK (nature disaster insurance)
  • And House insurance:     To be arranged by chosen Bank
  • Life insurance :    No obligation
  • Monthly installment payments :    Automatic payment from chosen Bank account
  • Validity of the pre offer  :   4 months
  • Extension of validity of the pre offer( Except interest rate)Until 18 months ( 1 % extra commission required )

Required documentation for Mortgage application

Employed
Self Employed
Retired
Official Tax statement of the most recent year yes yes yes
In the home country  For example P 60 yes yes yes
Copy of the Tapu ( title deed) of object bought
yes yes yes
Copies of passports made and signed by notary
yes yes yes
Income Statement of employer signed by employer
yes yes yes
Official declaration from public notary that the person Who signed income statement is allowed to sign yes yes
Bank Statement declaring income (showing last 3 months) yes yes
Annual report of the holding company for the Last two years together with a copy from the shareholder yes
Documents proving monthly financial obligations ((House loan installments, rent ) yes yes yes
Overview of private assets proven by official statement yes yes yes
Overview of private debts proven by official statement
yes yes yes
Signed application form yes yes yes

Please note all official translation of all documents into Turkish is required ( the bank branch will assist )

If you require mortgage, please contact us and we'll refer you to our mortgage adviser.

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